Portable app that can do incremental backup?

[Peter202]

Can you recommend me some good portable application that can do incremental backup and also encrypt the backup data?

[lintalist]

I think you might give Areca http://www.areca-backup.org/features.php a try, I'm not a 100% sure it fully portable but I think so see TPFC thread: http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... 20&t=11347

Edit: does require java. I've been using it for quite a while using incremental backups and works out for me but I just installed it. It is nice to be able go back to a version of a document from last week or older.

[webfork]

Can you recommend me some good portable application that can do incremental backup and also encrypt the backup data?

I recommend Duplicati. I've had mixed experience with it's cloud service connections, but saving to a local drive has been great. There are a ton of settings but I recommend sticking with the defaults, which include incremental backup and encryption.

[Peter202]

Areca Backup looks as a good backup solution. I will test it.

I recommend Duplicati. I've had mixed experience with it's cloud service connections, but saving to a local drive has been great. There are a ton of settings but I recommend sticking with the defaults, which include incremental backup and encryption.

What version of Duplicati are you using? I tried to set up a connection for google drive and sky drive but i was unable to. My OS is Windows 7.

[webfork]

What version of Duplicati are you using? I tried to set up a connection for google drive and sky drive but i was unable to. My OS is Windows 7.

I'm on 1.3.4. There my have been some updates to both those services that Duplicati hasn't caught up with yet.