Connecting to Livedrive servers

if you are using a third-party so-called anti-Virus scanner, your should remove it. It has recently come to light that these packages may routinely launch a man-in-the-middle attack on your encrypted communications, and mess them up:

https://www.securityweek.com/antivirus-software-has-negative-impact-https-securi ty-researcher

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I do not consider Internet Backup to be an adequate Backup, and there are many reasons why.

Those files are out of your control. Problems with the company, bankruptcy, or changes in policy could suddenly limit or eliminate your ability to retrieve them.

Disaster or just sloppy handing could wipe out their copy of your data, without any sort of relief for you.

Doing a restore of a moderate about of data could take three days or more. Your internet connection is a lot slower than you think when it comes to copying a whole lot of data, most of which has probably been saved a little bit at a time.

It takes all afternoon just to read every block on a fairly large drive. Your Restore from online sources will take MUCH longer.

A fairly big slow External Drive can be had for about US$100. Then your data are right at your fingertips, and no one else can say, "It was hacked. Change all your credit card numbers." OR "Oops, we lost it. So sorry."