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• Does anyone know how I could free more space/add more space to my backup drive?

  Original title: save file/disk

  Dear all,

  As usual, I used part of my hard drive to back up files, etc.

  In my last scheduled backup, windows informed me that he could not perform the cause there wasn't enough space in my backup disk.

  Does anyone know how I could free more space/add more space to my backup drive?

  Thanks in advance

  George

  On Tuesday, October 5, 2010 06:46:38 + 0000, GeorgeMachairas wrote:

  As usual, I used part of my hard drive to back up files, etc.

  In my last scheduled backup, windows informed me that he could not perform the cause there wasn't enough space in my backup disk.

  Does anyone know how I could free more space/add more space to my backup drive?

  Please be aware that the second part of your hard drive backup is
  far the lowest form of backup exists. It is only very
  slightly better than no backup at all, because it let you
  sensitive to the simultaneous loss of the original and the backup on many of
  the most common dangers: drive failure, head goes down, severe feeding
  glitches, near lightning, virus attacks, same flight of the
  computer.

  In my view, secure backup must be on a unguarded and removable media
  in the computer. For backup really secure (required, for example, if the)
  the life of your company depends on your data), you should have several
  generations of backup and at least one of these generations must be
  stored off-site.

  You can read this article on the backup that I wrote: 'save '.
  "Your computer regularly and reliably" to
  http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=314

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• Could not find the Time Capsule for Time Machine backup drive

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  For anyone a cela or similar questions are you go in your Utilities folder (in your applications folder) and run the utility airport to see what he says about the disks attached. This cannot work for the readers of time capsule Apple rather than third party readers who have been designated as the backup time drives machine.

• Creating a clone of 'My Documents' on the backup drive?

  My company gave me an extra drive to back up my important files.  All my important files are in 'My Documents'.  From now on, I do a copy/paste on a daily basis of the My Documents folder, more to my backup drive.  Is it possible to something established within the XP basically cloning the My Documents folder on my backup drive?

  I would like so, essentially, put in place for when I make a change to my local My Documents folder, the folder on my backup drive is updated at the same time.  Is this possible?  If this is not the case, is it not possible to automate a daily backup, so I don't have to do a copy and paste manual every day?

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  Take a look at the functionality of the case:

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• Encryption of backup drive Seagate Plus

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  I assume you are using Time Machine. Is this correct?

  Do you have a message saying that the Time Machine backup?

  When you use encryption, it really takes a lot of time.

  I wouldn't recommend encryption, unless you have national secrets to protect.

  See the following thread. Why the encryption of backup Time Machine takes so long?

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• Can RMAN backup in 2 places due to the lack of space?

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• My hard drive is filling up all the available space on my hard drive

  Original title: my drive is 'eat' himself!

  Something happens in my system which occupies all the available space on my hard drive.

  I deleted everything that I possible can, but as soon as I create a space that it disappears.

  There is apparently a function involving my e-mail archives or my installation "restore."

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• I can never make a lot of space in my hard drive after back to the top

  I regularly save on a hard disk that is attached to Lightroom.  What I've noticed, is the amount of space that I have left is still declining.  After the backup, I used to have over 200 GB of the available MBP 768 GB retina, now, I rarely more than 100 GB.  At some point I'll have no space left at all.  I don't know that I'm doing things correctly.  I noticed that there are duplicate files when I export the. DNG my 645Z or. My A7RII ARW.  So I file raw in LR, the ARW and the .xmp that have been exported (I still name them).  My habit of the end to create more space on my hard drive is to find the .dng and .arw files in the finder, back up to an external hard drive and then remove them from my MBP.  I do not touch other files not named.  What I find good is that even with the hard drive attached, some files are displayed as missing picture.  I can remedy this with a cover of Time Machine, I did a time machine to the top until I backed up (something I always do) images in lightroom.

  Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong?  What is the best way to ensure that I have a lot of space?  I can't just buy new laptops all the time when I run out of space.  I save most of my images finished PSCC at the highest quality jpg, so the finished images that are not take total amount of space, but these are not archived on LR that I prefer to use the tag system which uses Mac.

  The best approach I've found is always import as of the segregation of records to your home. Make sure that these are backed up by time machine or another mechanism for backup and then if you are not actively using the images in a dated file more copy set in an external hard drive where you keep the same year and the date structure separated. Then in Lightroom, it is a simple case of right (or control), click the folder that you moved in the sidebar of library and select "update folder location" and that it points to the new location of the folder on the external drive. All your images must be accessible as long as external is attached. Now you can remove the folder from your internal hard drive and find space (don't forget to empty the trash).

  My main machine is a retina with a 256 GB drive and I easily maintain a 100 of 1000 image catalog Lightroom on it in addition to Photoshop and many other CC software I use (first for most). Most of my images and video life on a large RAID array, but my most recent images months living inside. Easily, you should be able to work with a 768 GB internal. You delete old backups of catalog in Lightroom? By default, Lightroom creates backups of the catalogues that makes every week or so next to the file catalog in a folder "Backups". You don't need to keep a large number of these backups autour. I usually keep only 2 or 3.

• my mac is the display of the comment... No backups for 13 days.  Connect to a power outlet while your backup disk is available.

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  Time Machine also creates temporary copies on your internal drive when the backup drive is not available. So you can see the 'temporary' backups on your internal drive.

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• delete a partition on my hard drive that was originally set up by the manufacturer as a backup drive hard to label.

  I hope I am posting this on the forum,

  I want to delete a partition on my hard drive that was originally set up by the manufacturer as a backup drive hard to label.

  I went into computer management console & know that the primary partition - drive C system, boot, pagefile, active lists, dump incident & main partition in brackets but I don't know about the virtual memory paging file. No, there is some data on it. I've been saving the other partition - C drive on an external hard drive.

  I know that I have to back up this data but where I should come back to? And why is it called (Primary Partition) when it is used only as a return to the top by car?

  I'm only wanting to do because I'm running out of space on my drive C & D drive are the same size! 143 GB & 139.5 GB

  I have a laptop of Acer 6930

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  I hope I am posting this on the forum,

  I want to delete a partition on my hard drive that was originally set up by the manufacturer as a backup drive hard to label.

  I went into computer management console & know that the primary partition - drive C system, boot, pagefile, active lists, dump incident & main partition in brackets but I don't know about the virtual memory paging file. No, there is some data on it. I've been saving the other partition - C drive on an external hard drive.

  I know that I have to back up this data but where I should come back to? And why is it called (Primary Partition) when it is used only as a return to the top by car?

  I'm only wanting to do because I'm running out of space my drive C & D drive are fighting the same size! 143 GB & 139.5 GB

  I have a laptop of Acer 6930

  Window Vista Home Premium Service pack 2

  Intel Core 2 Duo T6400 2 GHz

  4 GB OF RAM DDR

  64-bit operating system

  HARD DRIVE 320 GB

  Hello

  D: is not a partition backup of your machine.

  Acer has a time set up their machines to the way yours is:

  They had a C: drive for the operating system, a drive D: for data (music, movies, etc you would like to register and a recovery partition 'hidden' to reinstall the operating system and to make the recovery discs to do the same thing.)

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  "How delete and extend a Partition with Vista disk management"

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/95418-disk-management-delete-extend.html

  And YES, you back up the data on an external hard drive in case of hard drive failure, the corruption of the system, etc.

  See you soon.

• My question relates to the use of Windows Vista Edition backup Home Premium 32-bit

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  Yes, you can delete the old files, because they are not needed when the new backup is created.
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• How can I reset Windows Media Player to use songs on my external backup drive instead or in addition to the songs on my desktop with Windows Vista Edition basic hard drive family?

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• Space required for backup to disk more files

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• Windows running in the backup drive D: after system reboot

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  Please post back your results for assistance.