HashOnClick: Verify downloaded files This tutorial shows how to install HashOnClick along with an example of verifying that SyncBackPro has downloaded correctly by using HashOnClick.
SyncBack: Creating a debug log If there is a problem with SyncBack then a 2BrightSparks support technician may ask for a debug log. This tutorial explains how to create one.
SyncBack: Creating a group profile This tutorial shows how to create a group profile in SyncBack. It also shows how to order the profiles in a group and display the order of the profiles in the group in the main window.
SyncBack: Creating shared settings Shared settings are the ideal way to make sure you only need to update one profile when something changes. For example, if you have more than one profile that uses the same account on an FTP server then you should use shared settings. This tutorial shows how to create shared settings. There is a separate tutorial on how to use the shared settings in other profiles.
SyncBack: Displaying the errors in a log file If a profile fails then there will be error messages in the help file that explain what happened and what failed. This tutorial shows how to display the log file and go the errors section of the log file.
SyncBack: Queues, an introduction This short tutorial shows how to use queues in SyncBackPro/SE. Queues let you run profiles serially without requiring a group.
SyncBack: Ransomware Detection In this tutorial we show how to enable Ransomware detection, show what happens if you are infected and how to switch off Ransomware detection.
SyncBack: Using shared settings This tutorial shows how to use existing shared settings, e.g. you are connecting to an FTP server which is also being used by another profile. There is a separate tutorial on how to create the shared settings.
SyncBack: Using the serial number of a drive instead of the drive letter When you are using USB drives, Windows may change the drive letter when it is unplugged and plugged back in. To avoid problems you can configure your profile to recognize a drive via it's unique serial number instead of the drive letter.