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Do you already own an external hardrive but wished that it backed up your files automatically like the Clickfree Automatic Backup device? Not to worry, Clickfree has thought about you, the owner of an external hardrive, and created the Clickfree Transformer. 

Just take the Clickfree Transformer out of the box, plug it into your computer, plug in any USB external hard drive to the other end and you’re done. All of your precious photos, music, video, email and so much more is automatically backed up.

It’s true, you just connect it to your computer, plug in an external hard drive and the backup will automatically start. All the benefits of Clickfree using your own external hard drive.

Marianthe Mesbouris
Electronics Expert

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If you are like me, you use your computer for everything: family pictures, songs, videos, letters, and emails. What do you do if your computer has a virus? What if it’s lost or stolen? You could lose everything on your computer.

Emergency phone call and emails come through on my computer regularly from people asking me to tell them about the “easiest” way to backup a hardrive. Previously, the term “backing up your hardrive” sounded scary, probably even intimidating, but not with the ClickFree Automatic Backup device. Everyone who owns a computer should also own a ClickFree unit. You will avoid a digital disaster by owning one.

When you open up the package you will see: 1. ClickFree Automatic Backup device. 2. USB cable. 3. Owner’s manual. Simply insert the USB cable to the top of the device and the other end into your computer’s available USB port. You can reference the owner’s manual for this, but when you get it out of the box, you will figure it out. The USB cable only plugs in one way into the device so you can’t make a mistake.

Once it’s connected, just wait for a few seconds and the process will begin. The ClickFree Automatic Backup device will begin to automatically find and copy all of your files. Yes, it’s that simple! It can backup up to 400 different file types such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, JPEG images, etc. The best part is that no computer knowledge is required. All you have to do it own one. No hassles, no worries. If you can put toaster in your toaster, you can backup your hardrive.

I suggest backing up your computer every two weeks. Again, just plug in the device and it will do all the work for you. Once you are finished backing up your hardrive, just unplug is and store it on a shelf.

It’s that easy!

Marianthe Mesbouris
Electronics Expert