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• in the windows 7 backup and restore bookmarks to find file for Chrome

  I forgot to save my favorites of chrome before I upgraded to windows 7 10.

  But I have a back up and restore files created a few moments before I upgraded to windows 10.

  Where can I find that my favorites of chrome in windows 7 restore file?

  In one of the subfolders in the % localAppData%\Google\Chrome\User data directory.

  (usually C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User data).  They would usually be in the subfolder 'Default', but if you have deleted or created different users, they can be in an another subfolder.

  John

• Win 7: incrementing error backup and restore previous "Windows backup has not been implemented" and that "Windows cannot find a backup for this computer".

  * - Title original - Win 7: incrementing previous backup and restore

  Last week, I did a "backup and recovery" on my Win 7 64 bit computer, create a folder WindowsImageBackup 118 GB on an external HARD drive.

  I like incremental backup the same material on a base weekly, I tried to do the first incremental backup this morning.
  However, my "Backup and Restore" menu control configuration\systeme and securite\ tells me that "Windows backup was not put in place" and that "Windows cannot find a backup for this computer", even if the external HARD disk is attached and recognized.
  How can I set B R & to realize progressively the same backup that I did last week?  I don't want the schedule to run regularly, but will do it manually.
  Thank you
  Colin

  Hello

  Did recent changes to the computer?

  I suggest you to refer to these articles and check if they can help you.

  What backup settings should I use to maximize my disk space? : http://windows.microsoft.com/en-NZ/windows7/What-backup-settings-should-I-use-to-maximize-my-disk-space

  Backup and restore: frequently asked questions: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  For more information:

  Windows backup does not an incremental backup media when the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service is enabled in Windows 7: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981470

  I hope this helps.

• Document the backup and restoration

  Is there some general best practices when it comes to document how your process to backup/restore your oracle databases?
  
  I'm always afraid that if only an admin understand how backup/restore procedures works for critical business systems, if they left the organization that someone fill their shoes may be hard to understand the process and then if a restore is necessary may not able to complete the restoration.
  
  But being not not a DBA myself, what kind of details should they document. What kind of details you document in your organizations?
  
  Also, how many times do you check by database restorations?

  Whenever you provide post your Oracle version 4-digit (result of SELECT * FROM V$ VERSION)
  >
  Is there some general best practices when it comes to document how your process to backup/restore your oracle databases?

  I'm always afraid that if only an admin understand how backup/restore procedures works for critical business systems, if they left the organization that someone fill their shoes may be hard to understand the process and then if a restore is necessary may not able to complete the restoration.

  But being not not a DBA myself, what kind of details should they document. What kind of details you document in your organizations?
  >
  Your fears are justified. One of the risk factors more important that an org has is when these key knowledge has not been documented, were reported badly or only exists in the mind of one or several persons.

  Here is a presentation of the excellent white paper of the Oracle world that covers this exact topic

  Oracle Database Backup and restore
  Best practices and new features
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/database/features/availability/311394-132335.PDF

  This presentation includes an overview of the backup/restore of the issues and possible solutions, as well as a case study.
  You essentially have a similar paper for your own organization.

  Your first steps should be to do what you did in this forum: gather ALL the information and documentation of your peers and the management of it on backup and restore procedures, if any, exist.

  Implying that the step #1 is actually identify (i.e. to make a list of contacts) of the key people in your company with information either in written form or in their own head.

  The most important resource is to start with your own expert.

  Check out the latest collection of any type that have been made recently and collect information about the way they did. It is much more important to begin with better understand how your own org backup/restore, rather than learn best practices. Best practices do you much good in an emergency if your org does not follow them first.
  >
  Also, how many times do you check by database restorations?
  >
  It depends on the size and complexity of the system, but for the big orgs that I contracted with I usually recommend at least an annual process.

  I also recommend you use any offline storage process include the creation of checksums of the backup files. This ensures that, in case the files are needed, they can be added again check to make sure that there has been no corruption. Too many times the files are archived just without any test and then when they needed it turns out that they are corrupt. If you have never made a backup copy of a CD or DVD and then later discovered it wouldn't work you know what I mean.

  In summary:

  1. start by talking to people keys to the knowledge
  2 document available and stored in a central location
  3. start a mini-project to fill the gaps in the existing literature and knowledge
  4 learn the best practices in the field (what you're asking here)
  5. begin to migrate your orgs practices based on best practices.

  Good luck! We need more people like you who are interested in this topic.

• backup and restore gives error cannot find the file specified 0 x 80070002

  I'm trying to make a backup of the windows backup and Restore Center | I can't do what I get an error saying message cannot find the file specified 0 x 80070002. can someone give me an answer on how to fix this so I can do the same

  Thank you

  Hello

  You did changes to the computer before the show?

  Please follow the steps from the link below.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/979281 (applies to Windows Vista)

• The backup and restore App in Z3

  Guys you did remember the backup and restore of the Z1 App? that can be completely backup and restore applications and data. But in Z3, you can back up and restore something!

  Nor on the Z1, the app would not save all the data and applications.

• I used the backup and restore of the backup C on pc. Then tried to open saved files with IE and started acting weird.

  zip files

  I used the backup and restore of the backup C on pc.  Then tried to open the files saved with IE.  IE went into free fall.  ???

  I have no idea what opened the backup files when you have double-clicked, or if you will not quote you took after doing this...  However, the official way to 'Browse' the content of the backup...

  You can view the contents of your backup by opening the wizard to restore files.

  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. Do one of the following:

     • To view your files, click Restore my files.

     • To display files all the, click on restore files for all users. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  3. Do one of the following:

     • To browse the contents of the backup, click Browse for files or click Browse for folders.

       When you browse folders, you will not be able to see the files in a folder. To view individual files, use her browse for files option.

     • To search the contents of the backup, click search, type all or part of a file name, and then click search.

  If you back up to the top PC (VHD) integer then you mifght consider this trick:
  http://www.Petri.co.il/mounting-Vista-backups-using-Windows-complete-PC-Backup.htm

  According to the edition of Windows Vista that you have (and how useful, you will find the possibility to look at old versions of a given file and possibly restore), this could be useful to you:
  http://www.ShadowExplorer.com/
  (not a replacement of relief.)

  With regard to the rate of success vs. failure rate of backup - it is difficult to measure.  Indeed most of the people backs up incorrectly.  It's really * not * enough to set a backup and forget about it.  If you test ever that your backups work/glance to see if you are backing up the good thing - it's just not wise.  Although most people expect that it is essential that the backups were working properly (not a test, a real emergency) to be discovered.  Most individuals who report failures, unfortunately, fall into this category "when my aircraft crashed and I went to my backups - it turns out _ backup _ does not and never told me...» ».

  A question... If you manually create a ZIP file (not a backup) - can you still Explorer in it as a folder?

  To test... Create a folder on your desktop.  Copy some files into it - of different types.  I say COPY and not MOVE on the goal here - because you can just blow this folder and all that results from this folder later if it was all fair copies of things.

  Make a right click on this folder and choose "send to" and "compress (ZIP) file and give a name to the new 'folder '.  (It's really a file.)  On your desktop, you should have the original folder you created and copied some stuff in, and a new "folder" with the name you just gave.  If you open the 'new' folder - you should see the name of the folder that is still on the desktop and go to this folder, you should see the files.  You literally use Windows Vista to the 'discovery' inside a ZIP file as if it were a folder.

• PC keeps closing after the backup and restore

  Original title: "backup and restore".
  MP PC system is Vista Home Premiun 32 bit.

  This email is from my laptop.

  MS Internet Explorer on my PC gave me wrong yesterday. It would not start.  After several failed attempts, I followed the instructions to remove the update of IE 9. For this I made and re-installed. It did not work.  I then uninstalled IE 9 and IE 8, and re-installed IE 9. It still does not work.

  I decided to backup per 24 hours.  Since them my PC goes through a cycle off, restart and informing me that it configures updates with State 0% who never changes, after about 3 minutes, it stops and starts the process of starting again.  When the backup process started, I learned that I can't cancel it.  As restarting the round has now worked for 15 hours, what can I do to cancel it?

  Hello Dr. Ogheda,

  Thanks for the return of confidence.  I would suggest trying to perform a restore of the system to a point in time before this problem.  Please let us know status.

  System Restore:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/system-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  Also, you listed above are you or you can get the recovery options in Windows Vista.  Have you tried to boot to the last known good Configuration?

  Recovery options:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-Vista

• Why can I not see the files I back up by using the backup and restore of Vista

  Can someone help me?  I have a Dell Inspiron 1525 and implemented backup and restore feature Vista so that every Sunday he automatically backs up my computer to my external drive.  I was on the computer when he said it starts up and that upward was completed successfully.  I assummed everything was fine until today when I show my father my drive external and noticed that none of the backup of files were there... or at least I did not see them.  The only files on the disk were the ones I put manually on here from my old computer.  I then ran a manual upward using Vista and again it says backup successfully completed.  I then watched the external hard drive and once again no new files.  The strange thing is the back up and restore program shows all the dates he has saved and also allows me to restore files from the back to the top.  To do this, I deleted a file I didn't really need out of my hard drive and then is gone to restore program and found the file and restored.  Problem is that the program does not say where he makes the file from.  What is going on?  Are backup files of certain types of hidden file I don't see unless I use the backup and restore program under vista?  I am currently running Vista Home Premium on a 32 bit system and the external hard drive I have is a Western Digital My Book Essential Edition.

  Windows backup is stored in a folder with the same name as your computer.  Open a command prompt and type echo %ComputerName% or startup, right-click on computer, properties.  You should see that % ComputerName % folder on your external drive, and in this context, a backup set. Steve Hebert - MVP Microsoft Internet Explorer

• where did bookmark.htm located after the system backup and restore?

  My drive hard was not so much the system windows vista backup and restore function told me to back up what I did on an external hard drive.  Reference Dell comes to replace the hard drive, so now I want to recover my old internet favorite Solution Explorer (no, I never exported bookmarks to an html file - stupid, I know).  were the bookmarks or somwhere bookmark.htm file on my external hard drive and can I somehow get back them?

  Favorites are stored in files URL - a favorite in a file. Search for your
  hard drive for them. Type in a command prompt (type in search of start command
  Make the box then right click and choose Run as administrator)
   
  dir c:\*.url/a/s
   
  --
  ..
  --
  "surfdude67" wrote in message news: bf66c6b5-714 b-40ae-93fb-0210bcedd95b...
  > my hard drive wasn't so much the windows vista backup and restore system
  > service told me to back up what I did for an external hard
  > by car. Reference Dell comes to replace the hard drive, so now I want to recover my
  > old favorites to the internet Explorer (no, I never exported bookmarks to a
  (> html file - stupid, I know). were the bookmarks or the bookmark.htm file
  > saved somwhere on my external hard drive and can I somehow get back them?
   
   

• Help required with error 0 xC0000001 when opening DULL of the start menu and also impossible to create the recovery Dell backup and restore file.

  I use computer dell laptop inspiron 15 5558 with 8.1 windows preinstalled in it.

  I wanted to reinstall windows but I have no recovery media. Also I'm unable to create a new recovery media from Dell backup and restore. Also, I am unable to open feel of backup and restore in the start menu as this error comes up on screen

  Its always not available on him would happen, rumors were that he should have been made available yesterday, but Microsoft decided not to release it yet:

  http://winsupersite.com/Windows-10/Windows-10-build-10586-heads-slow-ring-insiders

• My programs do not work after the use of backup and restore.

  I had to restore my laptop to original settings and now my program files do not work or even appear in the start menu. They show on the C drive.

  I used all my programs and files backup and restore for the restoration.

  How can this be repaired?

  Reinstall the programs.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Computer backup button does not appear in the "backup and Restore Center window.

  Hello!

  I've seen some computers that are running Windows Vista Edition home premium 32 y 64 Bits I can't do a "computer backup" in case I have to restore the computer from an Image made by this process because the "Computer backup" button is not in the "backup and Restore Center window.

  As you can see in this link:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Vista/features/backup.aspx

  You can see 4 buttons, I only see 2:
  -Backup files
  -Restore files

  Y at - it an update that makes these buttons appears in "Backup and Restore Center Window" or is the Version of Windows or of what it is. I find no answer yet.

  Thanks for any help!
  abasilis

  N °

  You have the right version of Vista and there is NO update to change, but you can BUY a Vista Upgrade operating system...

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Vista/get/Anytime-Upgrade-overview.aspx

  Upgrade Home Prenium to ultimate.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Vista/features/backup.aspx

  Explore the features: Windows backup center and restoration

  If you read this link, that it is said that you can NOT make a backup of the computer in Vista Home versions.

  You need 3rd Party software to do this:

  http://www.Acronis.com.au/homecomputing/products/TrueImage/

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Music and video through the center of backup and restore backup

  Vista Home Premium Centre of backup and restoration of claims that music and video files can be saved on CD or DVD. The structures of folders are created; However, the folders are empty. I disabled McAfee and tried with the same result. Can video and music files (mp3 and wma) be backed up by the backup center and restoration? Thank you.

  Hi ChicagoExPat,

  Make sure that the disks are writable, which means that you can add, remove, or modify the content. If you decide to use this method and have a lot of files to backup, be sure to have enough disks to complete the job. The back up files Wizard you indicates how much space you need whenever you perform a backup and recommends the type of media to use.

  For more information, please visit the following links:

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

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/methods-for-backing-up-your-files

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Windows 7 backup and restore shows no internal hard disk and the backup location option

  Windows 7 backup and restore is only the possibility to go back to D drive which is a burner DVD C and F is both internal and external hard drives C is the system drive and F is a newly formatted 1 TB drive free. I access F in Explorer windows without any problems and I would use it for backup.

  Hi dairy Tech 2000,

  Welcome to the Microsoft answers site.

  Drive/C: would not be shown to the backup files since this is the system drive. You cannot save files to C:/drive to C:/drive.

  However, when you change the backup settings to another drive on the computer, follow the steps below:
  1. click on start.
  2. backup and restore type of search.
  3. click on change settings.
  4. This will show the drives internal i.e. your F: drive / on the computer.
  Now you can set the location of drive F:.

  Learn more about the backup from the links below: back up and restore: frequently asked questions: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions
  Backup your files: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/back-up-your-files
  Set or change automatic backup settings: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/set-up-or-change-automatic-backup-settings

  Swathi B - Microsoft technical support.
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