This is because if any corrupted or wrongly edited data is stored to any Click Drive, the previous correct versions are completely lost, which could actually and literally mean all data on the  computer.

Only when stored data is actually restored and checked that it can be verified if the data is correct.

There is no information about storing a computer’s data on to Click and then restoring it into incremental  folders to alleviate lost of information.

To tell or imply to users that Click with only a single back-up is completely safe is completely misleading.  Especially when modifying the software to save increments into different folders if users want to do would make data much safer.

It would be an excellent idea if Applications could be saved if they can be restored without the original disk- Call it the, ‘Advance Tab’ and make it free to existing owners: I have a C2N 1TB drive and live in the UK.

How much electricity does the C2N 1TB uses in not only; normal processing mode but when not doing anything?

Why can’t Click back-up if the computer is in sleep mode?

Why can’t Click automatically go into sleep mode and switch on for the schedule back-up and if the computer is switched off either switch its self into sleep mode or switch its self off?

Information given doesn’t mention anything about cleaning and defragmenting Click’s hard drive why not?

Intel has created a smart technology which should enable a solid state drive to at least significantly increase an hard disk drive’s performance.  What is the procedure for me to use my Corsair 128GB SSD to increase Click’s speed, which it should be doing to my 2TB hard disk drive? 

Before I forget, what should be the procedure to trick the software into thinking that I am using more than one computer so that Click backs up each time onto a different computer whilst I am only using just a single computer? At the moment I have 3 computers listed on the summary when the most I should have is two because I have two computers. I cannot get into my old computer because I have forgotten my Windows XP passwords (Administrators and users).

Upon receipt, I plugged it in and went through the minimal setup and proceeded to back up my desktop computer.  It was great – at least up till then.

I have been trying to update the backup using the automatic scheduler and also manually, and all I get is error messages.  I have contacted Clickfree by email, and I got back some suggestions.  They did not fix the problem.  Clickfree’s phone hours are very limited (10am to 4pm EST), so for those of us who are away from our desktops during those hours, that appears to be useless.

So I am afraid, unless I get some further response from Clickfree, I have purchased an external drive that might be best used as a boat anchor, although only for small boats, because it is not very big.