backing up files?

Including all teh bloatware, trojans, viruses, malware.......

Ghost is good but you should do a clean install, put on only teh apps that you really want, set all your configuration as you like it and THEN burn a ghost image( or if your tight like me invest 5 minutes in understanding how to use a Linux Live CD and teh dd command which is just as good). Data should always be considered seperate from system/apps as it makes it far more portable when you buy a new PC etc. IMHO you should put all personal data on a seperate partition so you can ghost/dd just your data. It also means you can splat teh system/app partition with little risk to the data
 
seems like a lot of hassle for a few megabytes when BT digital vault offers gigabytes for nowt if you are a BT total broadband user. Keep your eyes open as they often offe it for 'free' as a special offer to anyone.

there are other services that you can use for this as well. e.g. 110mb.com
With BT Total Broadband Option 1 you get 5GB. With Option 3 you get 50GB. No mention of Option 2.

1. BT Digital Vault with 5GB storage included with BT Total Broadband. Auto Backup facility inclusive with Option 3. Opt in required. Service will continue providing it is used at least every 90 days. Conditions apply. Auto Backup currently not Mac compatible.

2. £4.99 a month. One month minimum term. Auto Backup currently not Mac compatible. Conditions apply.
 
I've never been with BT but I have a 5gig account :D

they do offer it out for free every now and then, keep your eyes on hotukdeals.com and teh other 'deal' websites
 
I've never been with BT but I have a 5gig account :D

they do offer it out for free every now and then, keep your eyes on hotukdeals.com and teh other 'deal' websites

We need a bargain/freebies forum on AccyWeb so we don't miss out on this sort of thing.
 
Gmail also has a ridiculously large email storage space - email yourself a .zip or rar or tar.gz and it'll be held on google servers for ya. Easy.
 
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