I use a combination of Macrium, cloud storage and Syncback. Syncback, which will make copies of selected data folders either manually or on a schedule. There are several software packages, e.g. I have been using it to save me from myself for several years now. The paid version allows incremental, automatic updates of the mirror. You restore the mirror which takes up less space than a clone and is pretty rapid with solid state devices. You need to make a boot device, USB or CD with their included software. The best free mirroring software is from Macrium. There are windows programs that claim to have Time Machine functionality but I would prefer to make backup copies of vital files in other ways including cloud services. The back-up software built into Windows is catastrophically unreliable, so use it at your peril.

As with SuperDuper one should test that the clone is bootable. There are many free and paid cloning programs. In Windows world cloning is easily done for backup but not as efficient as mirroring a drive.

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