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W. eWatson
Back awhile ago I learned here how to remove a backup file, but now I
want to just put it on another HD. There doesn't seem to be away to do that.
want to just put it on another HD. There doesn't seem to be away to do that.
Does going back through the setup, offer you any options ?W. eWatson said:Back awhile ago I learned here how to remove a backup file, but now I
want to just put it on another HD. There doesn't seem to be away to do
that.
You can't copy a file? So what happens when you try?W. eWatson said:Back awhile ago I learned here how to remove a backup file, but now I
want to just put it on another HD. There doesn't seem to be away to
do that.
I only see remove or delete as options for the list of backed up files.Does going back through the setup, offer you any options ?
http://www.dkszone.net/windows-7-backup-setup-scheduling-step-step-guide
Paul
What flavor of win 7 do you have?Back awhile ago I learned here how to remove a backup file, but now I
want to just put it on another HD. There doesn't seem to be away to do
that.
But if you walked through the setup process again, would youW. eWatson said:I only see remove or delete as options for the list of backed up files.
There is no copy for a second drive, which is not part of the backup
restore process. It's just just a disk that I sometimes manually place
something of value there.
When I go to manage space, and then view the backup files one can only
delete a file. What I would like to do is copy a file to my "extra"
drive, and then delete the file. I'm sort of backing up the backup file
in case I need it. Meanwhile I'm clearing more space from the backup and
restore disk. Possibly I don't need to do this if a later file really
has the contents of the previous file. Dunno.
Home Premium.What flavor of win 7 do you have?
Do I take it that this "backup file" is something other than just anW. eWatson said:Home Premium.
Example of what he's doing, backing up stuff.J. P. Gilliver (John) said:Do I take it that this "backup file" is something other than just an
(albeit very large) file?
Example of what he's doing, backing up stuff.J. P. Gilliver (John) said:Do I take it that this "backup file" is something other than just an
(albeit very large) file?
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