Backup and make redundant files with WinRar and Multipar Tutorial

In this basic step by step tutorial I explain how to make redundant files in order to make use of all the space on your cd / dvd / bluray disk, usb flash drive or even (external) hard drive. The process is actually quiet simple, once you know what to do, you don't want to do it the other way. Simply because some of you data is very valuable and you don't want to risk any form of degradation, damage or lost sectors. Now it's always wise to make several other backups of your most import files. External hard drives can be handy for this. But my experience thought me that everytime you added new files to the backup drives these drives are going to be exposed to your network and the chances of copying corrupted files to your backup drives are very realistic. That's why I use blu ray discs. They are written on once, and I need to make one every half a year or so, if I gathered around 23GB of data. The remaining 10% goes to redundancy, and that's the thing I will explain in this video.

Download both WinRar and Multipar here: (updated 14 January 2020) (cause: dead link)
everythingtech.nl/downloads/multipar_winrar.zip