While Windows 7 shown in the sight Windows XP is still used by a immense amount of people , yet, extended time usage can corrupt vital Windows registries, several viruses could destroy indispensable Windows files which make our Windows difficult to make use of sometimes. When this happens it is lovely to have a backup solution. & happily there's a couple ways to work out it, but I need to speak in relation to Automated Technique Recovery Wizard (or ASR method) which happen to be within Windows XP Professional. The benefit is that they don't necessitate to put in whichever focused package & it is not challenging to make that.
All you need is: a blank floppy disk, the Windows XP Professional CD & some free space to the location where you need to put the backup file.
The program is named backup & it can be present in Start – Programs – Accessories – Backup. More quickly to access it is to type in Start – Run : ntbackup, which is the name of the this small program. After you start it & the welcome screen appears you pick the Advanced Mode. In the Advanced Mode of the Backup Utility you have three options to pick: Backup Wizard, Restore Wizard & Automated Technique Recovery Wizard. The first option is in case you need to do a manual choice of the directories & partitions, for example in case you have important documents located elsewhere. The second is used to restore an already made backup. The third is used to generate a backup of the whole Windows Operating Technique which is usually located on C:\ partition. If by any circumstance your technique is located elsewhere(another partition) you can select the first option & pick by hand from the drives.
In case you pick Automated Technique Recovery Wizard you are asked on the next window screen only about the location of the backup file where it would be created. You can pick any name & location you need. It requires only to have free drive space. Finishing the Automated Technique Recovery Preparation Wizard is the final stage. When you click on Finish the program will start processing & then the backup operation will start. The backup is made in one file which is having *.bkf extension. The method is taking about 10 minutes but could be also less. After the picture of Windows file technique is made you are asked to insert the floppy disk. This is used if your technique fails to boot & you must boot from the Windows XP installation disk. The diskette will help you start the rescue program & restore the backup picture.
After all it is done you can remove the floppy from its drive. You can also generate scheduled automated backups with Schedule Jobs.
All you need is: a blank floppy disk, the Windows XP Professional CD & some free space to the location where you need to put the backup file.
The program is named backup & it can be present in Start – Programs – Accessories – Backup. More quickly to access it is to type in Start – Run : ntbackup, which is the name of the this small program. After you start it & the welcome screen appears you pick the Advanced Mode. In the Advanced Mode of the Backup Utility you have three options to pick: Backup Wizard, Restore Wizard & Automated Technique Recovery Wizard. The first option is in case you need to do a manual choice of the directories & partitions, for example in case you have important documents located elsewhere. The second is used to restore an already made backup. The third is used to generate a backup of the whole Windows Operating Technique which is usually located on C:\ partition. If by any circumstance your technique is located elsewhere(another partition) you can select the first option & pick by hand from the drives.
In case you pick Automated Technique Recovery Wizard you are asked on the next window screen only about the location of the backup file where it would be created. You can pick any name & location you need. It requires only to have free drive space. Finishing the Automated Technique Recovery Preparation Wizard is the final stage. When you click on Finish the program will start processing & then the backup operation will start. The backup is made in one file which is having *.bkf extension. The method is taking about 10 minutes but could be also less. After the picture of Windows file technique is made you are asked to insert the floppy disk. This is used if your technique fails to boot & you must boot from the Windows XP installation disk. The diskette will help you start the rescue program & restore the backup picture.
After all it is done you can remove the floppy from its drive. You can also generate scheduled automated backups with Schedule Jobs.
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