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smdcar
Hi,
I'm using Vista Ultimate. I have one physical hard drive divided into 3
partitions - C:, E:, and F:. My C: is the system, my E: are some large
programs files, and F: is my area where I store all my 'data'. Importantly
to my question is the fact that my F: drive is where i've pointe all my
profile directories to - i.e., documents, pictures, etc.
My F: is large, and I want to use it to store my 'daily' backups. These are
my 'online' backups I do everyday to augment my off-line backups.
Now my question - (finally). When I go to do a 'file backup', it doesn't
allow me to backup my F: because my target for the backup is my F:. Well,
all my documents, pictures, etc. are on that drive. How do I get around this
problem. Will Vista consider all my profile folders a part of the 'system'
regardless of the fact that their physical location is in the F: ?
Thanks
I'm using Vista Ultimate. I have one physical hard drive divided into 3
partitions - C:, E:, and F:. My C: is the system, my E: are some large
programs files, and F: is my area where I store all my 'data'. Importantly
to my question is the fact that my F: drive is where i've pointe all my
profile directories to - i.e., documents, pictures, etc.
My F: is large, and I want to use it to store my 'daily' backups. These are
my 'online' backups I do everyday to augment my off-line backups.
Now my question - (finally). When I go to do a 'file backup', it doesn't
allow me to backup my F: because my target for the backup is my F:. Well,
all my documents, pictures, etc. are on that drive. How do I get around this
problem. Will Vista consider all my profile folders a part of the 'system'
regardless of the fact that their physical location is in the F: ?
Thanks