Back up a file, a whole computer, a server, a database, or a virtual machine.
QuickMSP Backup software can be selected around what needs protection and how it must recover. Depending on the edition, that can mean simple file backup, a full system image, SQL-aware protection, server recovery, shared folders, or Hyper-V virtual machines.
QuickMSP Backup
Features that change what you can recover.
A backup product is more useful when its features match the workload and the kind of restore you expect to perform.
File and folder backup
Protect selected documents, photos, records, and project folders so individual items can be restored.
Image-based backup
Capture more than loose files so a supported system can be recovered at the disk or machine-image level.
Encryption and compression
Encrypt backup data and reduce storage use before sending copies to a supported local or cloud destination.
System state and bare-metal options
Applicable server editions can protect system information and support broader recovery workflows.
SQL-aware backup
Use an edition designed to create cleaner Microsoft SQL Server recovery points than copying active database files.
Hyper-V backup
Protect supported Hyper-V virtual machines using image-based backup and available recovery options.
Backup capabilities customers often do not realize are possible.
These features can make the difference between “a copy exists” and “the business can recover what it actually needs.”
Image backup can go beyond files
A supported system image can help recover an operating system, applications, settings, and data together rather than rebuilding everything manually.
Use more than one destination
A local copy can support convenient recovery while a separate supported cloud or offsite target provides distance from the original device.
Object Lock where supported
Compatible object-storage targets can prevent backup objects from being changed or deleted during a defined retention period.
Application-aware protection matters
SQL-aware backup coordinates with the database workload so recovery points are more useful than an ordinary file copy.
Bare-metal restore may be available
Applicable editions can support recovery to a blank or replacement system, subject to platform and hardware requirements.
Supported targets may be flexible
Depending on the edition, destinations may include local storage and supported cloud/object services such as AWS, Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Azure, or Google Cloud Storage.
Choose the edition by workload.
Start with the system being protected. A laptop, SQL database, shared file server, and Hyper-V host need different backup behavior.
Desktop edition
For Windows desktops and laptops
- File and folder backup
- Image backup where supported
- Local or supported cloud destinations
Server and SQL editions
For business servers and databases
- Server file and image protection
- System state or bare-metal options where applicable
- SQL-aware backup with the appropriate edition
File server and Hyper-V options
For shared data and virtual machines
- Network-share protection
- Image-based Hyper-V backup
- Storage and recovery options vary by edition
What do you need to back up—and how would you want it restored?
Tell us the device or workload, the amount and type of data, preferred storage destination, and whether you need file, full-system, database, or virtual-machine recovery.