Which CrashPlan version am I using?
- CrashPlan PRO
- CrashPlan PROe
- Code42 CrashPlan (previously CrashPlan PROe)
Overview
This article describes how to find which version of the CrashPlan app you are using. Additionally, it describes how this version corresponds to documentation on this site. You can use the version selector in the upper-left corner of most articles here to filter documentation by your software version.
Documentation version
Use the first digit of your software version and the table below to identify the version of documentation that applies to your CrashPlan app.
| Software Version | Corresponding Documentation Version |
|---|---|
| 3.x | 4 |
| 4.x | 4 |
| 5.x | 5 |
When an article is specific to a particular minor, maintenance, or patch release, then that version is noted in the article itself.
Finding your software version
CrashPlan PRO and Code42 for Enterprise
- Open the CrashPlan app.
- Go to Settings > Account.
- From Version, note the digits shown.
In this example, documentation for version 4 applies to this CrashPlan app.
Code42 for Enterprise
In version 5.0 and later, CrashPlan PROe is known as Code42 for Enterprise.
- Open the CrashPlan app.
- From the menu bar for your operating system:
- Windows: Click Help > About Code42 CrashPlan
- OS X: Click Code42 CrashPlan > About Code42 CrashPlan
- Note the version shown.
In this example, documentation for version 5 applies to this CrashPlan app.