Re: Back-Up
- From: "Twayne" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 17:55:53 -0400
Windows Backup won't write to DVDs. If you want to back up the C:
drive, you'll have to write the backup file to another drive such as
a USB-attached drive and then copy the backup file to a DVD. If the
backup file is too large to fit on a DVD, you will have to use some
program to split the backup file first so that the split pieces will
fit on multiple DVDs.
I believe the Advanced settings in backup will allow that?
"~Laughingstar~" <loracjune57@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OcTOrC4GJHA.4564@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
In All Programs/Accessories/System Tools/Back-up, when preparing to
back up "entire computer" the only option was the A drive 0r
"floppy." What on earth? I use DVDs, but usually perform this mess
myself (haven't segmented the HD). Greatly appreciate your advice.
Thank you. info:
XP Pro, SR everything; IE6 ++SP3; all updates current; Windows
Defender; Ad-Aware; OneCare run every 2 wks; AVAST; using 38%.
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