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• Backup of data files

  What program do you use to backup data files?

  What program do you use to backup data files?

  Hello

  When you post here, you should tell us what operating system you are using.

  If you want to make a complete PC Backup or a backup file only, buy an external hard drive.

  Only Vista professional, comprehensive and company have the opportunity to make complete backups of PC.

  All editions of Vista can do backups of files.

  Here's how to back up and restore your files:

  "How to back up your data.

  http://www.wintuts.com/how-to-backup-your-data

  http://www.home-PC-help.com/windowsvistabackup.html

  "How to restore your files.

  http://www.wintuts.com/how-to-restore-files

  This is how to do a full backup of the computer and how to restore it (for Vista Business, Ultimate and Enterprise only):

  «How to make a backup of the computer in Vista»

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/how-to-use-Vista-complete-PC-Backup/

  "How to restore a full backup of the computer.

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/Windows-Vista-complete-PC-Restore/

  FAQ from Microsoft about backup and restore:

  "Back up and restore: frequently asked questions.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

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  This is a very good tutorial about backing up your files in Windows 7.

  The end of it, there is a section for related information that covers about everything that could happen for backups.

  ""The backup of the user and the filesystem in Windows 7 " "

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/615-backup-user-system-files.html

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  Windows 8.1:

  How to make a backup of files:

  Open the file Explorer in the bar of > go to the file/s you want to put > right-click on > hover over send it to the mouse cursor > select external hard drive or Memory Stick that you plugged them to save.

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  "Set up a drive for the file history.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/set-drive-file-history

  "Introducing Windows 8.1: how to back up data with the file history.

  http://www.7tutorials.com/introducing-Windows-8-How-backup-data-file-history

  'Restore the files or folders with the help of the history file'

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/how-use-file-history

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  Use the System Image backup

  You can still use System Image backup in Windows 8/8.1.

  "In Windows 8.1 System Image backup.

  https://www.WinHelp.us/system-image-backup-in-Windows-8-1.html

  "Tip windows 8.1: using the System Image backup.

  http://winsupersite.com/Windows-8/Windows-81-tip-use-system-image-backup

  'Restore a System Image in Windows 7 and 8/8.1'

  https://www.WinHelp.us/restore-a-system-image-in-Windows-7.html#reimage

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  These are very good programs to use for the backup of the computer and are free:

  "EaseUS Todo Backup free"

  http://www.TODO-backup.com/products/home/free-backup-software.htm

  "Welcome to EaseUS Todo Backup manual"

  http://www.TODO-backup.com/support/help/

  http://www.TODO-backup.com/download/docs/User_Guide.PDF

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  "AOMEI Backupper Standard."

  http://www.backup-utility.com/free-backup-software.html

  "Configure and automate of AOMEI Backupper in Windows"

  https://www.WinHelp.us/configure-aomei-backupper-in-Windows.html

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  "Macrium Reflect free"

  http://www.Macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx

  «Macrium Reflect Tutorial»

  http://www.Macrium.com/webtutorial/tutorial.asp

  See you soon.

• Backup of system Windows 7 (0 x 80070032)

  I'm trying to set up a backup of Windows 7 by using Win 7 Professional x 64 system.  I want to back up to a network drive.  The wizard allows me to select the backup location, enter the network credentials, select the files to backup, and schedule the backup.  When I touch "save settings and run backup" as the last step, I get an error message stating, "configure a backup that the request is not supported.  (0 x 80070032)".

  Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Bill

  How do you backup is up to what you set to:
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/615-backup-user-system-files.html

  When you are satisfied with your problem is solved, please mark the answer. It helps others see what answered your question.

  I had a question and that someone else posted the answer. How it mark as answer?

  If you posted the original question, you can mark the question as yourself have. Just click the mark as answer button.
  Source: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/page/faq#faqAskQuestion8

  You should see the response from Mark (and have found this useful Me) buttons on all messages, except your own messages, sent by others about your. They are there to allow you to tell other users, messages that you have found useful, and ultimately what solved your problem or answered your question.

• will XP backup includes the files in the backup folder (software) system?

  Hello.

  I installed a software, which then itself has improved in a new version. If I use the XP Backup utility, will be that the saved file includes all of the files in this software, including system files, thank you

  Yes, it backs up system files. Check the backup by restoring make a differnet location and check the total number of tally with the source files.

• How to make a backup of the system files?

  I want to just back up the filesystem in the case where.

  Hello

  You can save your own personal files (documents, photos, etc.) or do a complete PC backup that contains the system files.

  If you want to make a complete PC Backup or a backup file only, buy an external hard drive.

  Only Vista professional, comprehensive and company have the opportunity to make complete backups of PC.

  All editions of Vista can do backups of files.

  Here's how to back up and restore your files:

  "How to back up your data.

  http://www.wintuts.com/how-to-backup-your-data

  http://www.home-PC-help.com/windowsvistabackup.html

  "How to restore your files.

  http://www.wintuts.com/how-to-restore-files

  This is how to do a full backup of the computer and how to restore it (for Vista Business, Ultimate and Enterprise only):

  «How to make a backup of the computer in Vista»

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/how-to-use-Vista-complete-PC-Backup/

  "How to restore a full backup of the computer.

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/Windows-Vista-complete-PC-Restore/

  FAQ from Microsoft about backup and restore:

  "Back up and restore: frequently asked questions.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

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  There are a number of 3rd party programs available for a full backup of the computer; others, you must pay for, some are free.

  This program must be purchased:

  "Acronis True Image".

  http://www.Acronis.com/homecomputing/products/TrueImage/index_gwo.html?utm_expid=4274314-6

  These are free programs for the protection of the computer:

  "EaseUS Todo Backup free"

  http://www.TODO-backup.com/products/home/free-backup-software.htm

  "Download Backup & Recovery 2012 free FREE!

  http://www.Paragon-Software.com/home/BR-free/download.html

  «Macrium Reflect FREE Edition»

  http://www.Macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx

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  And if you do not score a manufacturer of recovery on your hard drive, you should be able to make your own recovery discs that are system files in order to reinstall the operating system.

  Go to programs > name of the manufacturer of your computer > then their system or recovery tools software topics for them, depending on how it is formulated.

  If you can't find any reference to it, contact the manufacturer for advice on how to make these recovery disks.

  See you soon.

• Get error when trying to backup on USB: the willing backup of a file system drive corrupted. Fix it using the verification tool disk errors, or choose another backup location. (0 x 81000008)

  Original title: what is the disk error checking tool

  I am creating a backup on a USB key, I bought recently. But when I do an error apears that the backup was not successful, and then this error appears "the backup target K:\ device failed with the following error:"

  The backup disk has a corrupted file system. Fix it using the verification tool disk errors, or choose another backup location. (0 x 81000008)"
  SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!

  I am creating a backup on a USB key, I bought recently. But when I do an error apears that the backup was not successful, and then this error appears " the backup device target K:\ failed with the following error: "

  The backup disk has a corrupted file system. Fix it using the verification tool disk errors, or choose another backup location. (0x81000008)"

  SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!

  Hello

  This error can occur if there are problems of system files on the drive selected for the backup file location. Have you tried to save the backup to a drive or another location? Please try the following to fix the disc
  [1] method: Using Check Disk to find the files corrupt
  • In the start menu, look for invites
  • Right click on command prompt and select run as administrator
  • When the application starts, insert the following text and press ENTER: Chkdsk.exe/f/x k:
    Where we mean K:  the disc damaged.

  NOTICE: Check disk is maybe not able to lock the drive and launch the operation if the disk contains files required for Windows to run correctly. It asks if you want to schedule a check disk at the next startup upwards instead.
  Thank you
  Have a nice day :)

• In backup restore & once saved on a DVD which files are saved? They are system files or create files or both? Thank you.

  In the backup on a DVD, the files are saved? They are system files, personal files created by the user, or both? Furthermore, how can you see which files have been backed up from the DVD?

  Open backup and restore, you will see: backup files, click it and it will show you what files you can back up.

  Don't worry you can press Cancel.

  See also: backup your computer, this backup everything on your computer.

  Backup the computer may take a lot of DVD or CD so you need to use an external drive or second if you have a.

  Open Help and Support, and then type backup and restore, there is a lot of info here on the subject.

• I have that one saved backup system, is there a reason to keep additional files prior to the last backup of system? I can remove them systematically?

  I run the Windows Image backup to a hard drive external on a weekly schedule. The result shows on the hard drive as "WindowsImageBackup\(User name)-PC\Backup (date) (number)"-currently about 80 GB (binary).

  I reserve about 135 GB of available space for backups of the system, so I save only the last backup of the system.

  So far, I have no problem with that.

  However, the disk hard, there is another folder '(USER NAME)-PC' & under which is a folder "backup of files (date) (number)" for each time that the backup system runs.

  These files vary considerably in size - for example, 1 GB, 12 GB, 22 GB. They delete or replace automatically - just, they accumulate.

  What I want to know is ~.

  What is the purpose\importance of these additional files?

  Since I only have a single saved backup, is there a reason to keep additional files prior to the last backup of system? I can remove them systematically?

  Original title: Windows Image backup

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  File '(Computer name)-PC "contains the files necessary for the Windows. Data files saved in libraries, on the desktop, and if the Windows folders for all people with a user account on the computer are also recorded.

  [The default Windows folders include AppData, Contacts, desktop, downloads, Favorites, links, saved parties and searches.]

  The size of these files increases, because the content of the folders mentioned above increases.

  For more information, see the article mentioned below:

  How Windows selects the files to back up?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-does-Windows-choose-which-files-to-back-up

  I hope this helps. Otherwise, feel free to write us again and we will be happy to help you.

  Thank you

• Windows 7 backup (the system cannot find the specified file. (0 x 80070002))

  Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
  I'm NOT under a system dual boot, OR trying to save to an external drive.
   
  I get the following error message after you run backup.
  Backup has encountered a problem during backup of the file C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\Audio Interviews Etc. error: (the system cannot find the specified file. (0 x 80070002))
  The Audio Interviews etc folder does NOT exist on my HD.  I know because I deleted it.
  It would seem that the backup uses a master list to determine which files should be saved and where are these files.
  I ran regedit looking for some Audio Interviews and did not get a hit.
  I also ran sfc/scannow and without errors, etc. were found.  "... Windows resource protection did not find any breach of integrity... »
  Where is this list and can remove Audio Interviews Etc. She?
  Create a folder called Audio Interviews etc in the folder systemprofile seems a kludgy way to deal with this issue.
  Suggestions/answers would be appreciated.
  TIA

  Hello

  I see that you have found an error after performing a backup. I'll help you with this problem.

  As you already mentioned that you deleted the file, I would like to display hidden files and folders and check once more to confirm that the file is not present in the computer.

  Make sure the show the hidden files and folders option is turned on. To do this, follow these steps:

  Windows 7:

  1. start Windows Explorer. To do this, click Start, type userinit.exe in the Search box and press ENTER.

  2. click on organize, and then click folder and Search Options.

  3. click on the view tab.

  4. click on the next option to DISPLAY FILES AND FOLDERS HIDDEN - click Apply - OK.

  We can also refer to this article and check if that helps.

  0x8100002F error code and or error code 0 x 80070002 when you back up files in Windows 7: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/979281?wa=wsignin1.0

  I hope this helps.

• Why Windows 7 did install system files on my secondary internal hard drive, preventing it to be formatted or considered a Windows backup location?

  My computer has a Seagate hard drive 500 GB internal SATA that has the operating system on it and also a secondary internal Seagate IDE HDD 80 GB that I was drag files on a backup. I tried to format this drive of 80 GB to get a fresh start and use Windows backup to back up my files. Windows 7 will not format the drive, and he does not see the drive as a location of backup because apparently the clean installation of the Windows operating system, updated system files on the secondary drive. Disk management reports the operating system drive (500 GB one) as "disk 1-Boot, Page File, crash dump, primary Partition. It reports the secondary drive (the 80 GB one I would use with Windows Backup) as "disk 0-system, active, primary Partition". I would very probably disconnect the secondary drive and do other clean install of Windows 7, so he places all the files on the hard drive and do not involve the secondary drive, so I can format the secondary drive and use backup Windows? Or y at - it another way to fix this without doing a clean install? Thanks for any help!

  To create a new, full backup

  After you create your first backup, Windows backup will add new information or changed to your subsequent backups. If you save your backups on a hard drive or network, Windows backup will create a new backup, full for you automatically if necessary. If you save your backups on CDs or DVDs and could not find an existing backup disk, or if you want to create a new backup of all the files on your computer, you can create a full backup. Here's how to create a full backup:

  1. Open backup and restore by clicking on the button start , clicking Control Panel, clicking system and Maintenance and then click Backup and restore.

  2. In the left pane, click on create new, full backup.

     

     Note

     You will see this option if your backup is saved on CD or DVD.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows7/back-up-your-files

• Is there a way I can back up my entire iMac G5 on a USB key (with the exception of the system files)

  I have an old imac running 10.4.11 G5 ppc and I want to get rid of it, but I want everything except the system files and crap that I don't need the backup. I want beck it upwards on a disc of void

  You should be able to create a backup on the disk USB 2.0 to your content

  a former Mac PPC; the files could be read by applications or made

  be opened by apps later (or those who converted to the future, if possible.)

  The limits for rotational USB or USB flash drives were related

  the inability of the OS X to start the old Macs for these drives. The

  the files themselves should be OK to be read from said readers.

  You may be sure choose "ignore permissions" as appropriate

  on the drives where the old user accounts can stifle access to their content. Or

  create a duplicate of the old files on a different drive, convert the need

  for a more recent application. You can make a duplicate of the old together

  drive with a clone utility. SuperDuper, double or utility disk peut

  do large duplicates. Disk utility can make a disk image. Other applications

  could be tempted to see if you could save-as or convert a newer version.

  Good luck!

• When I try to print a PDF file it does not print and goes directly to a backup of the file option.

  When I try to print a PDF file it does not print and goes directly to a backup of the file option

  original title: pdf print
  Hello

  1. don't you make changes on the computer before the show?
  2. don't get any error message?
  3. what version of the operating system is installed on the computer?
  4 is the issue limited exclusively with printing PDF files?
  5. where are you printing from PDF files?
  6. What is the brand and model of the printer?

  
  Method 1:
  Run the fix it and check.
  Diagnose and automatically fix problems printing and printer
  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/printing_problems/
  
  Method 2:
  Perform the steps from the link and check.
  Printer in Windows problems
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/printer-problems-in-Windows
  
  Method 3:
  You can perform the steps from the link and check if you are able to print.
  Resolve PDF printing problems. Acrobat, Reader
  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/873/cpsid_87346.html
  
  Reference link:
  Why can I not print?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-cant-I-print

• Lack of button "clean up system files".

  I tried to run Disk Cleanup and clear up some space winsxs takes too much space, but I noticed that the button "Clean up system files" is missing. I use Windows 7 Ultimate

  A new feature has been added to cleaning disc in October 2013, which is not available in cCleaner. You must change the existing settings to take advantage of the new feature. Type Disk Cleanup in the search above the Start button box and press ENTER. Click OK and after the calculation of space, you will see a window with a list of files to delete. Use the right-hand scroll bar to see the entries hidden further down the list. Check the boxes in front of the backup of the Service Pack files and cleaning Windows Update and click OK if you don't see cleaning of Windows Update then click clean up system files . You can see savings every time after Windows has been updated, but they are not as important when it is run after the first time. You must restart the computer to complete the process.

• Windows 7 backup the .pst file

  I am using windows 7 backup and restore files from backup on a portable drive external usb. When I look in the files*.zip of backup, I don't find my local Outlook .pst file. Backup and restore tell me that this file was skipped. Why this file should be excluded from the backup? What is the size of the 5 GB .pst file?

  You need to do a small amount of work at home in order to determine the current settings on your machine. If you let Windows choose what should be saved and then the user AppData folder is included in the backup:
  Let Windows choose

  If you let Windows choose what is backed up, the following items are included in your backup:

  Data files that are saved in libraries, on the desktop and by default to the Windows folders for all people with a user account on the computer.

  Notes

  • Only local files in libraries are included in the backup. If you have files in a library that are saved on a drive located on a different computer on a network, on the Internet, on the same drive that you are saving the backup on, or on a drive that is not formatted using the NTFS file system, they are not included in the backup.

  • The default Windows folders include AppData, Contacts, desktop, downloads, Favorites, links, saved parties and searches.

  If you have made your choice, then you go and do control the folders that you have included in your choice:

  

  Since there is no brand graduation against my AppData folder, it will not be saved.

• Backup and System Image say they work but are not

  Win 7 HP 64-bit running on desktop.

  Quick story: my mother just died. I had been using Windows automatic backup and backup system image, recorded on an external hard drive. When the computer was in the store, I tried to restore some files to the backup, but the majority of my files were simply not there.  I thought I had done something wrong or maybe all the drama with multiple accidents and my attempts to correct (before I realized that it was the motherboard) had somehow messed up.

  Current: New motherboard, has got a new hard drive so I was, reinstalled the same Windows 7 HP and all other programs.  Erase all of the external hard drive and backup of Windows files is represented.  He gave me no errors.  So I ran system image backup.  He also didn't give no error, but I noticed that the amount of free space on my external hard drive had not changed.  Properties of folder displays the WindowsImageBackup folder is 0 bytes.

  I tried to restore the backup of the files to be sure, it worked this time, but found the same problem as before.  When I browse for the files (or files), it shows the C: drive, and while a single folder (users) appears.  (The last time I think I had two other records.)  Within the users, I have some subfolders but not others.  Even for subfolders that arise, they lack the subfolders and files.  I don't see any specific model to which is registered or not, but I'm missing perhaps 80-90% of my data.

  To be clear, that the backup process has been totally standard - nothing personal, no more than one partition, nothing complicated - and I have not received any error.  Windows Backup and Restore thinks that everything is fine.  And yet, I have in fact a backup of files complete or apparently any system image.

  Any ideas on what is wrong?  Thank you!!

  Well, the new backup, in which I pointed out all the folders/files to save rather than let Windows choose, seems to have worked.  When I try to restore files, it shows me all the various files I have on the C drive and the files users (including Dropbox).  So my current theory is that something is not quite right about the Windows files chooses, since it must really understand all the same.  But at least it seems I found a way around it.  Thank you!