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• Update for Dell DataSafe Local Backup Pro

  If I buy an upgrade for my Dell DataSafe Local Backup Basic (for the 'Pro' version), the recovery disks that I initially created with the 'Basic' version still works?

  Hi SCMBob1,

  Once you upgrade to Dell Datasafe Local Backup Pro, you will receive a confirmation by e-mail (address).

  Originally created recovery disks will still work.

• Cannot re - install Windows7 from USB key created with Dell Datasafe Local Backup

  Hello

  I created Dell Datasafe Local Backup recovery media and stored on a USB key.

  However my laptop Dell Inspiron has only USB 3.0 ports so when I try to boot on the USB it tells me: "cannot find the image of system recovery. "If you try to restore your pc from a USB 3.0 (blue) USB Port please connect to another USB Port, restart your PC and try Recovery.

  If my laptop has no former USB 2 ports and, apparently, Windows 7 doesn't come with native support USB 3 so how can I re - install my system using the USB that I made Dell Datasafe Local backup?

  I tried to make a set of Dell Datasafe DVD, but it is not I think that there is a bug in the routine of Datasafe Local Backup DVD recovery media.

  Am I better off Dell asking to send me a re-installation OEM DVD set? How would I do that?

  Thank you.

  First of all try to change this setting in the BIOS Setup disable USB 3.0 features to install Windows 7 from a USB Flash drive

  Regarding the DVD of Reinstalaltion demand that I recommend. For US customers, there is a relocation brackets online application form. For customers not in the United States, you will need to contact Dell's technical support and ask for one. Customer numbers are available here. Once you have the DVD of resettlement follow my wiki A Clean install of Windows 7. If you have problems requesting the vote of reinstallation DVD on the poll here.

• [SOLVED] How to disable Dell Datasafe Local Backup

  The "Dell Datasafe Local Backup" program that appears in the status bar system on new Dell computers is not started in one of the methods traditionally used in Windows.  For this reason, the right way to prevent it from running at startup is not known, and most of the advice I found on the Internet suggests to uninstall the program completely, either intentionally it paralyzes by moving, deleting, or renaming one or the other files or folders it uses.  Instead, the right way to turn it off is to turn the "SoftThinks Agent Service" using the services Control Panel - specifically, by changing the startup type for this service of "Automatic" (delayed start) on "manual".  I'm posting this info here in the hope that other people will benefit from this information, and to stop the proliferation of bad advice such as what I found by searching for my solution.

  Your solution is much appreciated.  I do not use the Dell DataSafe local backup, and it seemed to bog down the boot process.  Thank you.

• Dell DataSafe LOCAL Backup 2.0

  Is it possible to download an installer for Dell DataSafe Local Backup 2.0, or this utility is available with a factory download?

  Thanks for your advice.

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  To be very clear: I'm not asking questions about backup online Dell DataSafe and sharing. Please do not suggest that I visit this URL:

  http://www.Dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/global/shared/services/DataSafe/DataSafe?c=us&l=en&CS=19

  I wonder about Dell DataSafe Local Backup 2.0, which is described here:

  "What is Dell DataSafe Local Backup 2.0?"

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DSN/en/document?c=us&CS=19&DL=false&l=en&s=DHS&docid=62A5FEC442F5C1CBE040AE0AB8E17091&doclang=en

  Thank you.

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  Please note: Dell DataSafe Local Backup 2.0 is not offered through my Dell downloads. and it's not offered on the normal drivers and updates web page. Thank you.

  I just finished a "chat" with Dell technical support, and I got my answer:

  As I suspected, Dell licenses this software (possibly from Symantec) and Dell license does not allow to offer the software separately from the download of the factory. Therefore, if DataSafe Local Backup not shipped with your computer, you may not get it.

  The version of DataSafe Local Backup included with the download of the factory is fundamental; There are two additional versions: Pro and RAID1. Neither one is free, but you might be able to buy from Dell.

• Dell datasafe local backup

  Does it cost money? I thought that I had six months free, but don't the had not yet used.

  When I try and run the activation code fails and certificate dates are exceeded (without having to fill in the money section)

  try to use "online" not "phone".

  With the help of the United Kingdom phone seems to use the telephone line to the Germany. Not there at - it no free call phone of the United Kingdom

  or why not online?

  Is there a documentation about this software?

  Hello, it seems Dell support has a page dedicted to describe the differences in their free version and the paid version of Datasafe Local backup.  You can see here:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?docid=266281&DoNotRedirect=y

  DataSafe Basic is the default version and is delivered free, DataSafe Pro is the paid version. I hope this helps.

• Limit on recovery with Dell DataSafe Local disks

  Is there a limit on the number of sets of recovery disks that I can do with the software Dell DataSafe Local provided on the Inspiron 17R we come to buy.   I did a set when the machine was first started.   After you install Norton Antivirus, MS Office and other software, I decided that a 2nd copy of recovery disks would be desirable, because no support Windows 7 installation is provided by Dell.

  Hi SCMBob1,

  So there is no limit on how many times you can create recovery media. For example, you can create multiple copies of recovery media. However, the recovery media is created on a recovery partition and it does not matter if you create media recovery before or after the installation of the software. If you use the recovery media to restore your computer, it will restore the computer as long as you plant, and you need to reinstall the software.

  I hope this helps.

• Dell Datasafe local backup restpre hang up

  I'm trying to restore my laptop using dell datasafe local.  I followed the steps to select the files to save, and then began the restoration.  I have a screen that indicates that my partitian has been formatted and that the process is now reinstall your backup system selected... with a bar of progression at the bottom of the page.  The progress bar is 1% and has not changed in 3 hours.  There is a warning not to stop the system.  What can I do?

  In the Dell support site, there is a link to the user Dell Forums.  I think you should see if you can learn anything useful here there are a few mentions of Dell Datasafe in forum Windows 7.

  Good luck

• Dell datasafe local backup window keeps popping up. How can I get rid of him?

  annoying popup

  If you do not use the program, you can uninstall it through Add/Remove programs in Control Panel. vader95 Windows 95-7 office 97 - 2010 Ubuntu 9.10 - 10.10

• Windows backup from Dell datasafe local upward

  I recently bought a computer from Dell desktop with windows 7.  One of the first things I did was set up all my settings backup / schedule in Windows.  I used the Windows recommended default settings regarding data is saved and set my backup on external drive WD attached location.  Everything seems to work very well.

  That said, this machine has also installed backup software (Dell Datasafe local backup) which does its thing and data backup in a partition on the 'C' drive to the Dell factory.  My question is if I have install Windows to backup my data on an external drive, even do I the Dell Datasafe local backup program at all?  There are fears the program is using the space on my C drive and if the C drive should plant having the backup of information about this seems little useless for me anyway.

  Thank you!

  I recently bought a computer from Dell desktop with windows 7.  One of the first things I did was set up all my settings backup / schedule in Windows.  I used the Windows recommended default settings regarding data is saved and set my backup on external drive WD attached location.  Everything seems to work very well.

  That said, this machine has also installed backup software (Dell Datasafe local backup) which does its thing and data backup in a partition on the 'C' drive to the Dell factory.  My question is if I have install Windows to backup my data on an external drive, even do I the Dell Datasafe local backup program at all?  There are fears the program is using the space on my C drive and if the C drive should plant having the backup of information about this seems little useless for me anyway.

  Thank you!

  Hi len62,

  the short answer is Yes you do not need datasafe, there is never two much back ups. as you never know when something will go wrong. and datasafe allows you repiar your system without losing the personal data or files. If your printer dell made a backup is corrupt then you have windows upward to fall back on and the opisite also apply. I am attaching the support link explianing what the in dell datasafe and benefits http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/document?c=ca&cs=cabsdt1&dl=false&l=en&s=bsd&docid=62A5FEC442F5C1CBE040AE0AB8E17091&doclang=en

  hope this helps

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• Dell DataSafe Online Backup Error Code BuEng_2810

  Can anyone help? I am at a loss. I tried in vain to save and receive this message.

  Error code: BuEng_2810

  Redirector Server unavailable (or inaccessible because of the firewall). Check your Internet connection or your Internet security settings

  Thank you very much.

  All together. After several reboots computer, I was able to backup without problem.

• Dell DataSafe - 'Create System Recovery' does not recognize my USB flash drive

  Hello

  I just set up my new laptop Inspiron and 'Dell DataSafe Local Backup Basic Edition' pops up advising me to "Create system recovery media" restore my system to its critical failure of hard disk factory settings.

  It gives me the option to save this on a disk or a USB Flash drive.  I have a drive hard laptop "Western Digital My Passport Essential' that I would use for this, that's why I chose the option of USB Flash drive.  However, I get a message "no USB key not found.

  Can someone tell me what I need to do to store the backup recovery system on my laptop hard drive?  (I know a recordable DVD will be probably easier, but I did not and do not want to buy a bunch of them just for that!)

  Any notice received with gratitude.

  Thank you

  I think you may be stuck. It may be opposing on the hard drive because there are already data on this topic.

  You have a friend that can give/sell you a blank DVD?

  Ron

• DataSafe may not find the recovery Partition

  Hi, I have an Inspiron 1545 with Windows7 and I am creating a USB recovery in case the system has a problem. When you run the DataSafe Local Backup app, the main screen says that it can not locate the recovery partition. When you click Backup, and then create recovery system, options 'USB Flash Drive' media and "drives" are grayed out.

  If I look in disk management, the RECOVERY partition exists and is "healthy".

  What can I do to build recovery media?

  gossamer1

  Thanks a lot for your help. I'm still angry that, through the no fault of mine, the recovery partition is unusable. It seems that something in the previous attempt to create the recovery media corrupted the recovery partition.

  Its an inherent weakness of the recovery Partition. Any slight involuntary changes in the size of the file or the content may be corrupted. I was strongly against the recovery Partition and the end user, creating their own installation media of the political Recovery Partition OEM media of reduction that Microsoft pushed. However Windows 10 .isos being downloadable and constantly updated future distributions Windows should be acceptable.

  gossamer1

  The installation of Windows 10 will ask my Service tag number? I don't see a license sticker Windows7 on the bottom of the laptop as I've seen in the past.

  Yes as it will search the Windows 7 COA under the battery of your system. Windows 10 should run fine on this model. I ran it on an older model without problems.

• M6-1035dx Pavilion: clone SSD drive cannot locate the recovery Partition

  I recently bought a HD 500 GB of SSD to replace the original that came with the laptop.  The SSD drive I bought is slightly smaller than the original one.   I used the cloning software is Macrium.  Partitions, I am interested in cloning are the HPTools and recovery.  Stand have been cloned successfully by the software.  I put the active recovery as well.

  After swapping the drives, the system starts the HPTools immediately, but the options for the restoration part are "grayed out".  I can't access it.  I tried several times, and this is where I am stuck.  It seems that the recovery partition is not detected by the cloned HPTools.

  I do not have the recovery DVD, but I have the original HD with partitions intact and they work just fine because I recently test the recovery process.

  I missed well to clone the original HD somehow that the SSD is unable to detect the partition?  Maybe I missed a step?  The difference in the size of the hard drive causes a problem in the recovery process?  How can I remedy the situation and use my new SSD?

  Thank you for all your advice.

  Try the complete sector-by-sector disk cloning.  If you use Macrium, you will need a paid version. The free version just do enough for the advanced cloning procedure you need.  See the following web document to compare versions.

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

  BTW, an SSD detects nothing. This is the BIOS and the operating system that detects hardware, firmware and software.

  You can use HP recovery media successfully on an SSD or not, that has at least 160 GB of capacity. Your 500 GB SSD certainly has enough capacity.

• where are my data after the use of Dell backup and recovery

  Three check marks displayed on a Dell backup and recovery, which, I suppose, finishing meant that my backup was successful (using Windows on a Dell Inspiron 8.1).  Where my data is sent to after the use of Dell backup and recovery?

  

  Click on the 02:22 mark of the video.

  www.YouTube.com/watch