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Built-in backup and recovery for Windows
As of 30 August 2026, Windows Backup is free to use. Windows Backup provides built-in data protection for Windows 10 and 11. Softwr lists it under Backup. Windows Backup is made by Microsoft Corporation, launched in 1975, available on Windows.
Overview
Windows Backup provides built-in data protection for Windows 10 and 11. It includes File History for continuous file backup, system image backup, and integration with OneDrive for cloud backup of important folders.
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Pricing
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Built-in
Free
Capabilities
File History
System image backup
OneDrive integration
System restore points
Reset this PC
Recovery drive
OneDrive
Integration with OneDrive
Windows Server
Integration with Windows Server
Network shares
Integration with Network shares
Windows support
Available on windows
Answered, with sources
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Your Microsoft account includes 5 GB of free OneDrive cloud storage. "More storage is available to purchase if you need it" for users requiring additional capacity.
SourceWindows Backup works exclusively with personal Microsoft accounts (such as those ending in @outlook.com or @live.com). The service explicitly does not support work or school accounts at this time.
SourceYes. When setting up a new device, simply sign in with the same Microsoft account used to create the original backup. "If you have more than one PC backed up, you can select More options and select the backup you wish to restore from."
SourceVisit your Microsoft Account Devices page, locate the Cloud synced settings section at the bottom, and select 'Clear stored settings' to delete previously backed-up data from your account.
SourceYou can selectively back up Desktop, Documents, Pictures, Videos, and Music folders, plus settings including apps, accessibility, accounts, Wi-Fi passwords, personalization, and language preferences.
SourceBehind it
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