Periodically backing up your files is an essential step to ensure an easy way of recovering your important files in case Windows crashed or you lost any of your important files

Windows 7 offers its users an easy way to schedule routine backups for their important files. To schedule routine backups for your files under Windows 7, please follow those steps:

1. Click on your Windows ‘Start’ button, then select Control Panel >> System and Security >> Backup and Restore

2. Now click on ‘Set up backup’ on the right pane.

3. Follow the steps of the ‘Set up backup’ wizard to select your backup files destination and decide which files and folders you wish to backup

4. In the last step of the ‘Set up backup’ wizard you will notice a ‘Change Schedule’ link just below the backup summary table. Click on this link to decide how often you need to re-run the backup process

Bootable disks can be quite handy especially in those days when Windows unexpectedly crash. Using bootable disks you can easily start your computer and conduct all necessary steps to repair your computer and get it running once again without having to carry out the technician bill.

Windows 7 offers built-in System Repair Disk utility that allows Windows 7 users to create bootable disks and use them when needed. Creating Windows 7 System Repair Disk is quite easy and take only few moments.

To start creating your first System Repair Disk under Windows 7, please follow those steps:

1. Click on Windows ‘Start’ button, then inside the ‘Search box’ type ‘system repair’.

2. You should now see ‘Create a System Repair Disk’ under Programs. Now click on ‘Create a System Repair Disk’ to load Windows 7 – System Repair Disk window

3. Put a new blank disc in your CD-ROM then select the drive where the blank disk exist and click on ‘Create Disk’ to start creating your new Windows 7 – System Repair Disk