Wizard Sync

Two types of jobs can be created with the Wizard Sync application for Windows:
Two-way sync job – the data in location A will be synced with the data in location B and the other way around. Add new files to location A and they will be synced to location B; add new files to location B and they will be synced to location A.
Backup job (one-way sync) – the data in location A will be copied to location B. Thus, when you add new files to location A, they will be backed up to location B.

Wizard Sync works with any Windows edition from Windows XP and 2003 up to Windows 7 and 8. You won’t have any problems installing Wizard Sync on a Windows-powered computer.

When you launch Wizard Sync, you are presented with a “Welcome to Wizard Sync” prompt. Instead of dismissing it, you should go over the information it invites you to check out. You see, this prompt presents the interface and the basics of using Wizard Sync.

After that you will be presented with a “Welcome to the Plan Wizard” that will help you set up a new job. As previously mentioned, two types of jobs can be created:
Two-way sync – select a source and a destination; data will be synced between the two.
Backup – select a source and a destination; data from the source will be copied to the destination.

Wizard Sync is available as Free and as a Professional edition. The Free edition is meant for private and non-commercial use only. Please note that the Free edition does not allow you to create more than 3 jobs.

Wizard Sync has one-way and two-way sync capabilities to offer. Use said capabilities to back up your important data and to keep your important data in sync.