I've seen this problem before...they are redundant....plus the windows image backup, if not setup correctly, can easily go in and fill up your hard drive.
Go in and disable the ones that you don't want/need and remove the backup folders assoicated with them...more than likely windows is the one eating up all of your space lol
Also take a look at what each one backs up...for instance Seagate Manager (the program that makes the Seagate Backup folder) only backs up data files (pics, music, docs, etc) but not your OS or Programs...if you do an image backup...it'll get EVERYTHING.
So learn a bit more about what programs you're using and decide which one will work best for what you're needing backed up....most people, I've noticed, are more concerned about their data files over the programs and OS...but it varies depending on the person.
Good luck!
To all users: If your data is stored ONLY on an external hard drive, then it is NOT a backup. A BACKUP is having the data stored in TWO or MORE locations. If it is only in ONE location, you don't have a backup at all. If the data is important to you, then have it stored in multiple locations to prevent data loss.
