Hey Dan, first time posting a question. Wanted to see if you have any insight into Microsoft's efforts to reimagine backup / recovery in Windows 10 (or X). In Windows Phone the experience was straightforward.
To kick off a manual backup, go to Settings > Update & security > Backup > More options > Back up now.
With Windows 10 I have Restore Points (Which keep deleting and I've filed feedback), External Drives, OneDrive, etc. and while there is plenty of options it is less than ideal for non-technically inclined people. Hoping there is effort / through on this as I've had to rebuild a few times from the Fast Ring and wanted to see if a process of scheduled backups to OneDrive for Restore Points was on the roadmap.
To kick off a manual backup, go to Settings > Update & security > Backup > More options > Back up now.
With Windows 10 I have Restore Points (Which keep deleting and I've filed feedback), External Drives, OneDrive, etc. and while there is plenty of options it is less than ideal for non-technically inclined people. Hoping there is effort / through on this as I've had to rebuild a few times from the Fast Ring and wanted to see if a process of scheduled backups to OneDrive for Restore Points was on the roadmap.
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