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Input Scheduled backup to google drive for free

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Please do add this feature for free instead of subscription based. At least let us backup specific database.. It is highly recommended.
 
Are you sure the scheduled backup is free? Manual quickpayportal backup is only free.
  1. Click at "Google Backup and Sync" icon on the taskbar and click Preferences from the menu.
  2. At Settings section, uncheck the Open Backup and Sync on system startup checkbox and click OK.
  3. At the search box, type: task scheduler. ...
  4. From Action menu select Create Task.
  5. At the General tab type a name for the task.
 
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  1. Click at "Google Backup and Sync" icon on the taskbar and click Preferences from the menu.
  2. At Settings section, uncheck the Open Backup and Sync on system startup checkbox and click OK.
  3. At the search box, type: task scheduler. ...
  4. From Action menu select Create Task.
  5. At the General tab type a name for the task.
On the taskbar? Hey can you show a video tut on how to do this? Really appreciated.
 
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