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#Built in backup to cloud for mac pc for free#

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Sometimes, a backend service outage or server maintenance can stop you from activating your Cloud Backup.

To check if your subscription plan includes Cloud Backup and the storage space available, Sign in to your account to see your subscription plan.

Norton Cloud Backup is available only on Windows.

To know more, read Get started using Norton Cloud Backup. If you see a sign-in prompt, type your Norton account email address and password and click Sign In.Īfter you activate your cloud backup, you can create your backup set and start backing up your files to secure cloud storage.

#Built in backup to cloud for mac pc for free#

Under Secure Cloud Storage, click the Activate for free link. In the Backup Settings window, click the Where tab. In the Norton product main window, double-click Backup, and then click Backup Sets. If you see the My Norton window, next to Device Security, click Open. On your Windows device, open the Norton device security product. You can restore the files to their original location or download them to any device Activate Norton Cloud Backup

Disasters that damage or destroy your computer cannot harm your backups because they are stored in a different location. Norton Cloud Backup helps protect your data if you become a victim of ransomware or malware, or if you experience major hardware issues.