Backup and Restore file with 0 bytes??

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  1. Juxxize
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
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    I've been using win 7 back up for a few years ( well since i got my win 7 laptop ) and i had never noticed the backup and restore file is 0 bytes panicking i googled and found this thread.
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  3. fcremcx
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    w 10 64 bit home
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    Using W 10 my backup also shows 0 but if you continue opening the folders you will get to where it is located & will be quite large in size.
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