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• Dell backup and recovery file storage location

  I am trying to locate where a backup of files of initial data with the help of Dell Backup and Recovery on my new Windows 7 laptop (Jan 2015), stored backup files.  I failed to provide parameters to use an external hard drive for backup.  I want to clean up backup files it does I can start using an external hard drive as storage location.  I looked everywhere, both on my laptop and Google search to find the location.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  I know that it is a bit a necro but since it is unanswered.

  You can determine where the Dell Backup and Recovery Software stored your files by default when opening the software and start to run another backup. (Note: when you run the software again you may see the option to run another backup from the home screen.) In this case click on the drop-down menu almost invisible in the title bar (blue arrow), then select "Backup" (red arrow) in the menu.)

  

  On the screen "Data Backup", check the "local".

  'Creating data backup' screen will display a box titled "Browse...". "under the title"Where. "

  At the bottom of this box, you should see the path where Dell Backup and Recovery saved your backup.

  For me, the default location is "C:\users\CURRENT_USER\Documents". (CURRENT_USER is your user name).

  If you navigate to this location in Windows Explorer, you should see a folder named "Profile1". Here's my Dell backup files are stored by default.

  If for any reason you do not see a folder named "Profile1" I open the files in the default location and search for files with the .inp file extension. What are your backup files.

  BTW, for anyone reading the FAQ is NOT DELL-Jesse L linked to you to note what the FAQ for Dell backup and recovery that is currently in use. This is the FAQ for their former Dell DataSafe Local Backup 2.0 software which they no longer use. If you read that FAQ you can noticed the question and the answer below:

  How can I move backups of the system to another location for storage?

  Backup system can be moved to another storage location if you wish. Simply open Dell DataSafe and edit the backup for backups of your system profile. When you select the location, select the location where you want that all backups of the system to create. The application will automatically move all backups of your system to this new location.

  I just tested this in the current version of Dell backup and restore (version 1.8.1.70), and he did NOT move my old files from backup to the new location, he created a new copy from the backup, so you should delete old copies manually.

  I hope this helps someone.

• What metadata are cooked in the vs file stored on the XMP file?

  I have read articles and even the cc manual and learned that some of the metadata is cooked in the file itself, I have to confirm that (which don't have the manual, but I am parinoid I read as bad now), as well as understand what information is. Reason: The company that I work has had problems with files that have been moved around location and I hope that the bridge is the answer for that. So if the information is cooked in the file itself, and the file is moved, a quick search in bridge will always evoke the file. Thank you for your time.

  Hi akjackson,

  > The company I work for has had problems with files that have been moved around location and I hope that the bridge is the answer for that. >

  You can see for yourself in Bridge by selecting "View > Show Hidden Files." The XMP files are sidecar that store settings for the raw files of most of the cameras. Files NEF or CR2, for example, will the XMP file in the folder even if you kept the default Camera Raw default preference to save the settings of the image in .xmp sidecar files. If you copy or move your file to another location, however, the XMP file will go with it. Just do not use the option to save the image to a database of Camera Raw settings if you want to be as sure as possible that metadata from anywhere that the file will go. The XMP file should not be visible to travel even if you are burning a DVD with the main file, or move it on a network. It will simply go with the parent file.

  Nothing can be written as a normal raw file, so the XMP file is needed. However, you can save in the DNG raw with your changes intact Camera Raw, as well as key words that you've added, without losing your XMP data. DNG is a special wrapper that keeps the file raw inside.  Other file formats also store metadata in the file itself, rather use the XMP sidecar files.

  So basically, if your business loses its files, it really has nothing to do with the XMP sidecar files. It has to do with the not not using metadata, including keywords, to search for files, and/or a good system to organize the files themselves within your network. Bridge, btw, can only see the drives that are connected, so make sure that you do not send your files offline readers and optical media, and bridge to know where they are still waiting. It will not. If you need that, you need a digital asset manager.

  If you are still feeling paranoid, or need to prove to your bosses (that is the company, after all), prove it to yourself by the fire from the Finder, a DVD with files camera raw, DNG, JPEG, TIFF, etc. files, after adding keywords or make changes to the image files. Remove the DVD and put it into another computer running the bridge. You have moved the files and you should be able to see their metadata always there, and files camera raw will have their files XMP on the DVD if show you hidden files in the bridge while viewing.

• photos of the restoration to the new storage location

  I am a relatively new user of Lightroom 5. I had to buy a bigger external drive for my photos and need to move from the old disk to the new. When I try to move them with the feature to import/move Lightroom 5, the import button remains Gray and I cannot understand why. The message says only don't: "no pictures to import", or if the photos are displayed in the central panel, I can't select them. When I tried to manually copy the main folder on the new external drive, I lost all my data catalog for them (of course) but may not know how to apply the catalog pictures in the new location. Now, I'm pretty nervous about any future occasion where I really lose my main storage location and need to collect photos and backup catalog. I tried the user manual and tried to search the web, but no luck yet. Can anyone say about that?

  Images are only once imported into Lightroom. What import points Lightroom processes where they are stored in your system. After that, it is simply a process of moving images when necessary. The best thing to do is to import once and leave the images in this place. But in your situation it seems that if the travel is necessary to allow you to host more images.

  There are two different methods of sequence animated images in Lightroom. Since they are already imported and available in the catalog, you cannot use the import dialog box. Instead, you can go to the library module and find the folder you want to move the folder tree in the left panel and drag it to the other disk if it is available in the library folder tree. I think you will find that this is the method recommended in the literature of Lightroom which is available. However, it seems that when you use this method a few images for a reason any does not move. So, there is another method that I personally prefer.

  My preferred method is to use Windows Explorer or the Finder to move the images to a new location. In doing so, I suggest you move records or folder trees if possible. When you open Lightroom after moving files Lightroom will indicate that the files are missing. But do not panic. All that is necessary is to right-click on the highest folder Lightroom indicates is missing and choose find missing files. Then you will be presented with a dialog box that you will navigate on the new hard drive and find the folder and choose this location. Once you have chosen the new location that everything will sync and your work can continue.

  As I mentioned previously, it is really best if you must never pass images. But to absolutely it is relatively simple to do. If you want to only move a few images in a folder, it is possible to highlight images in the library grid and drag to another folder in the folder hierarchy. But if you do a vast movement of my preferred method is probably more reliable. Here is a page of instructions that might help you understand the process of searching for the files or missing files, here are the instructions on how to get things synchronized again:

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• How can I force lightroom to (re) load a XMP file?

  Hello from Boston!

  I am new to Lightroom and just finished my Aperture library import in Lightroom 5 on Mac. For this, I followed the instructions on the landing page and Lightroom from Adobe solutions. For those who do not know the instructions, you essentially export all your originals with an XMP file, then export all the adjusted/edited files as 16 bit TIFF. Then add them all back in Lightroom and all go in the catalogues, labels, ratings and such by using keywords that have been added in the opening. It took forever, but worked pretty well overall. I've had about < 1% less the LR5 images in Aperture, who were probably suspected duplicates. So far so good.

  Is here, that's my problem. My keywords don't always transfer above (the Keywording Panel is empty). I did search for forums and plug-ins, but seem to only find questions related to EXIF and GPS data. I also used "Metadata of a file Metadata:Read" and "Metadata:Update DNG Preview and metadata," which did nothing. I'm suspecting that 'Reading a file' means 'read the file of the image itself but not the file.' Take the IMG_5888 file for example. It was taken in RAW format (.) CR2) + JPEG on a Canon Rebel XS, but I have the same issue with RAW only on my Canon EOS 6 d. It goes the same for JPG + XMP. Strange thing is that some other loaded files just fine.

  In the directory/folder where the file is located, it looks like this:

  ...

  IMG_5887.CR2

  IMG_5887.JPG

  IMG_5887.XMP

  IMG_5887.DNG

  IMG_5888 - 2.JPG

  IMG_5888.CR2

  IMG_5888.JPG

  IMG_5888.XMP

  IMG_5888.DNG

  IMG_5889 - 2.JPG

  IMG_5889.CR2

  IMG_5889.JPG

  IMG_5889.XMP

  IMG_5889.DNG

  ...

  The .dng were generated by Llightroom. Now, the sidecar files usually have something like this in it (I cut some keywords for clarity - you get the idea):

  ...

  < RDF rdf: about = 'xmlns:photoshop =' http://ns.Adobe.com/Photoshop/1.0/ '>

  < / RDF: Description >

  < RDF rdf: about = "xmlns =" " http://purl.org/DC/elements/1.1/ '>

  < Subproperty > < RDF: bag >

  Trail of the black Cape < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  < rdf:li > cliffs < / rdf:li >

  Maine < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  Monhegan < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  < rdf:li > RAW < / rdf:li >

  sunrises < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  the United States < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  Waves of < rdf:li > < / rdf:li >

  < / RDF: bag > < / Subproperty >

  < / RDF: Description >

  ...

  Thus, the key words have been exported aperture, but for some reason, Lightroom is not always loading XMP file.

  On a related note, the hierarchy of keywords that has been exported as a text file of Aperture and imported to the LR5 worked well. Everything seems to be there, and in its place.

  Ideas for a recruit in Lightroom as to how I can get LR5 to read these XMPs? More 20 000 has no tag, so I prefer not to do this by hand!

  Many thanks in advance,

  Paul

  > I suspect that 'Reading a file' means 'read the file of the image itself but not the file.

  Almost. This means read the image file for all types of files except for the files gross owners and read from the file of sidecar only for raw files.

  > ' Metadata:Update DNG preview & metadata»

  That means record metadata in LR in DNG files, overwriting what is there.

  Maybe try to create a test catalog, copy this folder and deleting the JPEG files. Then import them into the test catalog. My theory is that LR is preferring the metadata in IMG_5888.JPG, and that there is no metadata. Remove JPEG files would force LR to read of the CR2.

  John

• XMP files

  Hello

  I have imported a directory in Lightroom 4 and changes have been made to some images.  Out of curiosity I went to check to see if the xmp files were created.  I don't see them.  Check the option in the catalog to create.  Where else could these files be located?  I double checked another directory where I made changes to the images.  Are these files xmp with photos.  Help?

  Thank you

  Eva

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• Cannot open the XMP files

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  This is a default feature, as far as I could tell.

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• A way to prevent the first writing of file extension added to the XMP file names?

  Hello world

  I'm having a problem with the creation of sidecar XMP files that I hope you can help me with. I found that, as a general rule, the XMP sidecar files created in Adobe applications are named the same as the original file, that they are associated with, only with a different extension, for example add metadata about the file IMG1234. CR2 in Lightroom creates the file IMG1234.xmp . However, in Premiere Pro, adding metadata against CLIP1234. MXF creates one CLIP1234. MXF .xmp sidecar.

  We are wanting to use a dam at our office (Daminion) for all our assets (photos, Photoshop and Illustrator files and videos). Ideally, it uses XMP to manage metadata and can automatically recognize the XMP metadata created by Adobe applications - except metadata added by first. In this case, I have to manually remove the first extension in filenames sidecar created by first for Daminion to their affiliation with their corresponding video files. It is a royal pain and prevents any exchange of metadata without seam between the two programs.

  Is it possible to stop the Premiere Pro adds the extension of video to the XMP file format? No other work around?

  Thanks in advance!

  There is no setting for this in PP.