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3 Free AOMEI Backup Solutions Worth $579

farsighterfarsighter Member
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First - AOMEI FoneBackup Pro: A smart and useful tool for iOS data backup and transfer. Its intuitive interface allows you to fully or selectively back up your iPhone data to your computer, ensuring contacts, messages, photos, and other vital files remain secure. One of its standout features is one-click data transfer between your iPhone and PC, enabling a smooth transition without requiring your Apple ID.
Original price was $39.95, this tool is now available for free.

Moving on, AOMEI Backupper Pro offers a powerful solution tailored for Windows users. This reliable software is ideal for backing up your system, partitions, and drives, among other things allowing you to clone your system to an HDD or SSD.
Usually costs around $39.95.

Completing the package, get AOMEI Cyber Backup, an automatic virtual machine backup solution. It was designed with business environments in mind and offers centralized, agent-free backup capabilities. Its incremental backup feature saves storage space and reduces backup time, while quick disaster recovery ensures your business remains operational in the face of unexpected challenges.
Regular price of $499.00.

https://www.aomeitech.com/partners/world-backup-day/2025-giveaway-2358.html?irgwc=1&campaign_id=10033&media_partner_id=10078&tracker_id=17909&irclickid=1WNxiMSVLxyKWpyXSCSpv0eEUks1GaVdNTJgy80

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  • wadhahwadhah Member, Host Rep

    It's actually an honest to god giveaway, no bullshit "make an account and agree to sell us your firstborn's soul", no "add a credit card for the free trial".

    It's just Direct links to ZIP files of the programs with a license key in a txt file.

    I'm kinda impressed. Nice find @farsighter

    Thanked by 6farsighter DediRock giang FAT32 anakara gbzret4d
  • JohnFilch123JohnFilch123 Member

    Thanks, was surprised as well to discover direct links.

    Thanked by 1wadhah
  • hoperxuhoperxu Member

    Good suggestion, thank you. Useful software :)

  • ehabehab Member

    i just ask @yoursunny for my backup.

    Thanked by 4farsighter yoursunny wadhah nghialele
  • tenjitenji Member

    sadly I no use iphone/ios & less windows usage (except maybe for future steam/epic[store] gaming), otherwise a good offer, and some of the best one if what @wadhah said were true 👍👍👍

    Thanked by 1wadhah
  • HostMayoHostMayo Member, Patron Provider

    its too good be true but seems like IT IS TRUE.

  • MikeAMikeA Member, Patron Provider

    AOMEI makes good software. I've used their Partition Assistant for a long time.

    Thanked by 1Ympker
  • HostMayoHostMayo Member, Patron Provider

    "2. It is a 1-year code that entitles you to use it for free for one year. "
    so just after one year, will we stop receiving software updates or it will simply stop working. This part is tricky.

    Thanked by 1tenji
  • HostMayoHostMayo Member, Patron Provider
    edited March 2025

    And here it is..tararar

    Thanked by 2tenji ehab
  • Kevinf100Kevinf100 Member

    Tips 【IMPORTANT!】
    1. Please activate before March 31st, 2025, after which the code will no longer be activated.
    2. It is a 1-year code that entitles you to use it for free for one year.
    3. The code is for personal use only. Please don't disclose or sell it on the Internet. Otherwise, it will be disabled immediately.

  • DediRockDediRock Member, Patron Provider

    @wadhah said:
    It's actually an honest to god giveaway, no bullshit "make an account and agree to sell us your firstborn's soul", no "add a credit card for the free trial".

    It's just Direct links to ZIP files of the programs with a license key in a txt file.

    I'm kinda impressed. Nice find @farsighter

    useful info to know about what's needed and wanted on the giveaways, thank you.

    Thanked by 1wadhah
  • zejjntzejjnt Member

    I had an existing AOMEI account from previous trials and there were absolutely no problems adding this serial to that account and getting the promised 1 year free. Faaaar from all companies let you do that, very glad to see that!

  • gianggiang Veteran
    edited March 2025

    AOMEI Cyber Backup is a good deal.
    Free unlimited backup for 1 year (Or 30 days?). No auto renewal.

  • plumbergplumberg Veteran, Megathread Squad

    Anyone used the cyber backup?

  • TimboJonesTimboJones Member

    I tried the Backupper ages ago and the experience was so bad, I decided, never again.

  • zedzed Member

    Still an interesting find. I wonder why the "Fone" one is iphone only though (also I can't take anyone seriously that names their product "Fone" wtf guys).

  • COLBYLICIOUSCOLBYLICIOUS Member

    So it's free forever or not?

  • cainyxuescainyxues Member

    @COLBYLICIOUS said:
    So it's free forever or not?

    nope like limited pro for 1 year then you get back to free tier :smile: [ig since that's what I understood so far]

  • YmpkerYmpker Member
    edited March 2025

    Fwiw, I've been a happy user of Aomei Backupper Pro for years now. Good stuff. Does what it should. I like the workflow and interface. Nothing super fancy, but everything is where I expect it to be. Navigation is intuitive. EaseUS in comparance is a pita regarding that.

    @MikeA said:
    AOMEI makes good software. I've used their Partition Assistant for a long time.

    Aomei PA is great, but I switched to EaseUS Partition Master Pro since there was some good sale and they have sort of the same features.

    Now I have Aomei Backupper Pro and EaseUS Partition Master Pro :P

  • FreekFreek Member

    Ah yes, AOMEI. I remember finding a security flaw in their software suite over 10 years ago. I had to dig up the email I sent them:

    So yes, they really did hardcode the SMTP username/password of their relay in the binaries. Their solution after I reported it? Change the password lol (and continue to hardcode it). Fun times.

  • TimboJonesTimboJones Member

    @Freek said:
    Ah yes, AOMEI. I remember finding a security flaw in their software suite over 10 years ago. I had to dig up the email I sent them:

    So yes, they really did hardcode the SMTP username/password of their relay in the binaries. Their solution after I reported it? Change the password lol (and continue to hardcode it). Fun times.

    Your parents really named you Freek?

    And yes, this is a prime example of their software quality. They don't QA their own software, that's what you're for.

  • gdnotmegdnotme Member

    @Freek said:
    Ah yes, AOMEI. I remember finding a security flaw in their software suite over 10 years ago. I had to dig up the email I sent them:

    So yes, they really did hardcode the SMTP username/password of their relay in the binaries. Their solution after I reported it? Change the password lol (and continue to hardcode it). Fun times.

    Rofl

  • FreekFreek Member
    edited March 2025

    @TimboJones said:

    @Freek said:
    Ah yes, AOMEI. I remember finding a security flaw in their software suite over 10 years ago. I had to dig up the email I sent them:

    So yes, they really did hardcode the SMTP username/password of their relay in the binaries. Their solution after I reported it? Change the password lol (and continue to hardcode it). Fun times.

    Your parents really named you Freek?

    Yes, it's a common Dutch name. The more you know...

    Thanked by 1TimboJones
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