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GoodSync Best and Simple Sync Application Tutorial


GoodSync automatically synchronizes and backs up all your photos, music, email, and other important files between all your desktops, laptops, servers, and external drives.


Download Link: https://www.goodsync.com/download

How to Create a New Job

  1. On the Job menu select New, or click the New Job Button in the toolbar

    Create a New Job

  2. On the New GoodSync Job prompt:

    1. Enter the Name for your new Job.

    2. Select Backup or Synchyronize as your Job Type.

    New Job Name

  3. Click the Left Browse button. Choose the Left Folder for your new Job.

    Select Left Folder

  4. Click the Right Browse button. Choose the Right Folder for your new Job.

    Select Right Folder

  5. Click the Analyze button and review the proposed changes.

    Analyze Your Files

  6. Click the Sync button.

    Sync the Changes

Your Files Are Now Synchronized! — Yes, it's that Easy!

How to Enable Automatic Settings - Set it and Forget it!

There are a variety of automatic settings you can choose. You only need to set up your synchronization job once and GoodSync will automatically synchronize your files according to your preferred schedule/settings.

  1. Select Options from the Job menu.

    Job Options

  2. Select the Auto section.

    Automatic Job Settings

  3. Set the specific Automated settings as desired.

GoodSync will now automatically synchronize your files based on your settings.

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