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Giveaway of the day — Ashampoo Backup Pro 26

The ultimate fix for malware infections, hard disk defects and Windows crashes

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Ashampoo Backup Pro 26 was available as a giveaway on April 19, 2026!

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Ashampoo Backup Pro 26 takes the fear out of viruses, ransomware and hardware errors! Experience an easy to use well-designed but powerful backup solution. The new Ashampoo Backup Pro offers you all possible storage options: Back up single files or entire partitions to local drives or online storage providers. Backup software couldn't get any easier. Just plug in a storage device and you're good to go! In addition, the program is light on resources, gets out of your way and does all the heavy lifting in the background. Restoring your backups is super easy!

System Requirements:

Windows 10/ 11

Publisher:

Ashampoo GmbH & Co

Homepage:

https://www.ashampoo.com/en-us/backup-pro-26

File Size:

90.2 MB

Licence details:

Lifetime

Price:

$16.00

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I have been using ashampoo backup free which worked very well so I upgraded to this. Well done GOTD!

Reply | Comment by Gaz – 16 hours ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

When I try to install Ashampoo Backup Pro 26 it tells me the program does not support the version of Windows I have installed (Win11 Pro)!

Reply | Comment by Greg Nagley – Yesterday, 12:21 PM – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

After installing, I find out this backup software can NOT access OneDrive. I have my backup drive on my network and I want to backup my Documents but No Joy.

Reply | Comment by Dean – Yesterday, 12:00 PM – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+6)

Dean, you might try creating a symbolic link to your backup folder in your Users\ [UserName]\ OneDrive\ folder. That way OneDrive *sees* the backup folder and will sync it to the cloud.

tenforums.com/tutorials/131182-create-soft-hard-symbolic-links-windows.html

Reply | Comment by mike – Yesterday, 8:17 PM – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

This offers built in cloud storage provider options so you do not need a local client exposing the storage to ransomware... It also offers real-time backup as well a scheduled backups the only significant failing is the report generation has no option to just report only the files included in the current backup, it'll either list all that are part of the set and list those that have not changed as well as the one or two that have changed in no useful order or just an uninformative listing of the processing but nothing about what was backed up. Obviously this is not their current version and they've already moved on to newer version so or bug/design flaw reports for this version won't be rolled into the next version Ashampoo Backup Pro 27 and the $16 free mentioned above is NOT for the lifetime license we are being offered but just for a single year expiring license that is subscription based lifetime is $18
Functionally it is more relevant to todays backup and data protection needs than the likes of AOMEI Backupper Professional or CBACKUP which basically splits this single program into two different ones and costs a lot more for the hassle. This is the FIRST Ashampoo program I have ever felt the need to install on my current windows system.

Reply | Comment by TK – Yesterday, 11:55 AM – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

"... you do not need a local client exposing the storage to ransomware"

You can follow the 3-2-1 rule, with local storage disconnected except when transferring data to it. Win11 Storage Spaces will also let you create a mirrored drive pair -- works with a ~$25 USB dock -- for a poor man's NAS. Unfortunately cloud backup is not viable for a huge number of Americans using cable broadband, because the upload speed is often beyond dismal -- it takes me days for a couple hundred MB.

backblaze.com/blog/the-3-2-1-backup-strategy/

Reply | Comment by mike – Yesterday, 8:26 PM – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

It is a good software, I used it before, but I would not recommended for partition backup. It takes to long time to backup a big partition and on the restore, the OS is not re-loaded and you would end up re-installing the whole system and the OS separately.

Reply | Comment by mike – Yesterday, 11:33 AM – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+8)

FWIW I don't like the focus on automation -- it's harder to work with if you do backups manually, missing several options found in many competing products. AOMEI Backupper isn't bad, & you've got a free option in case, but it won't do everything I want/need. Macrium Reflect up to version 8 is great -- after v. 8 they changed the backup file format, and since they no longer offer a free version, it's cost prohibitive if you have several devices to back up. O&O DiskImage Premium & Pro are just about as good, and they offer a 5 PC license option that's cheap when on sale.