Auslogics BitReplica 2

includes a 3-PC, 1-Year licence

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Version

2.3

Platform

Windows 10

Windows 7 (32 bit)

Windows 7 (64 bit)

Windows 8

Windows Vista

Windows XP

Manufacturer

Auslogics

Last Updated

31 July 2025

Category

Security

Download Size

5.00 MB

$19.95

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$12.95

Auslogics BitReplica is a capable and straightforward backup tool which makes it easy to protect your most important files from disaster.

The program has a list of predefined backup sources, for instance, so if you'd like to back up your Firefox profile, Google Chrome favourites, Documents folder and so on then it's as easy as checking a box (although you can add other custom folders, too).

BitReplica also offers a good selection of backup types: simple backup, exact backup (obsolete files are removed from the destination folder), and full, incremental or differential backups. A simple scheduler allows you to run the job manually, hourly, daily or weekly. And there are a few useful configuration options: you get some predefined "exclude" file filters; the program is able to back up alternate data streams, and you can have specific applications run before and after the backup job runs.

Your backup can then be saved locally, of course. But that's just the start. You can also store it on a local drive, upload it to the cloud or another location of your choosing.

BitReplica is fast and very easy to use, and if your needs are simple then it could make an excellent backup choice.

includes a 3-PC, 1-Year licence.

Performance Issues?

Most system performance issues are often a result of other software clashing with your brand new software. For instance, security software can clash with a background process, such as a system maintenance tool or defragmentation software. Another cause of system slowdown, is a result of two software applications performing a similar task. As an example, Windows includes a firewall switched on as a default. Your new security suite is likely to include a firewall. You only need one firewall running. In this example, try turning off your system firewall.

Uninstalling Your New Software

Occasionally you may need to either temporarily or permanently remove your new software.

On a Windows computer, go to the Control Panel and choose Programs and Features. Locate the program within the list, then click it to highlight it. Finally, click the Uninstall button at the top of the list and follow the instructions to remove the program from your PC.

On an Apple Mac computer, using Finder, locate the Applications folder. Within the Applications folder, find the name of the application you wish to remove. Simply drag the icon to your Trash icon in your dock. Empty the Trash to remove the files from your computer.

Still Having Problems?

If you cannot solve your system performance issues or are struggling to remove your software, we advise contacting the software manufacturer. If you placed an order, see the section in the order which states Support options. Alternatively, go to the Contact Us page to contact store support directly.