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Backing up PC using DVDs
Mr_Mister
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I need to back up my PC using DVDs as I dont have an external Hard Drive.
is there a good way to do this?
My Hard Drive is only 30gb in size and half full
is there a good way to do this?
My Hard Drive is only 30gb in size and half full
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If you are running Windows Xp, simply go to start>Accessories>system tools>backup
then choose the TARGET destination as your DVD Writer
HTH
Dukesy0 -
I use Deepburner for file burning. Id say that the most common things to backup are your mail in and outbox, favorites, contacts, pictures and music, and any other files you may have such as word files. Go through your backup and make sure they have backed up ok before you delete the files off your hard drive."I'm not even supposed to be here today."0
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You could use the File and Settings Transfer Wizard...0
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>as I dont have an external Hard Drive<
IMHO, given the cheaposity of USB hard drives you'd be better off getting one. The slowness and hassle of burning multiple DVDs and then keeping incremental backup sets on the correct DVD puts you right off doing backups. Soon after which your hard disk destroys itself!0 -
amcluesent wrote:>as I dont have an external Hard Drive<
IMHO, given the cheaposity of USB hard drives you'd be better off getting one. The slowness and hassle of burning multiple DVDs and then keeping incremental backup sets on the correct DVD puts you right off doing backups. Soon after which your hard disk destroys itself!
But then again, my USB HDD has just gone fizz-bang; I hope it's just the enclosure or I'm in trouble.
Zahc0 -
dukesy wrote:If you are running Windows Xp, simply go to start>Accessories>system tools>backup
then choose the TARGET destination as your DVD Writer
HTH
Dukesy
Hi, I'm trying to back up to disc too, I'm running XP (home) but there isn't an option in system tools for backup?0
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