builtin windows 10 backup ?

 Yes, Windows 10 has a built-in backup feature called Windows Backup, which allows you to back up your files, apps, settings, and even create system images. This feature can be accessed through the Settings app under Update & Security, or through the Control Panel for older versions of the feature. 

Here's a more detailed explanation:

1. Windows Backup (Modern Interface):

• This feature, accessible through the Settings app, allows you to back up your files, apps, settings, and even your system.
• You can choose to back up to an external drive, a network location, or even OneDrive. 
• To access it, go to Settings > Update & Security > Backup. 
• You can then configure which folders (like Desktop, Documents, Pictures) to back up, and which apps to include. 
• It also allows you to back up your credentials (like Wi-Fi passwords). 
• You can also choose to back up a system image, which is a complete copy of your operating system and all your files. 

2. Backup and Restore (Legacy Interface):

• For a full system image backup, you can access the older Backup and Restore tool through the Control Panel.
• To find it, search for "Control Panel" and then go to System and Security > Backup and Restore.
• You can then create a system image and save it to an external drive. 

3. OneDrive Integration:

• If you have a Microsoft account, Windows Backup can also be used to sync your Desktop, Documents, and Pictures folders to OneDrive.
• This provides cloud storage for your backups. 

4. Restoring from a Backup:

• If you need to restore your files, apps, settings, or your entire system, you can use the same backup and restore tools to restore from a previous backup. 

In summary, Windows 10 offers a comprehensive backup solution, allowing you to back up your files, settings, apps, and even create system images, with options for local and cloud storage.