backup request sends me to folder system32


  1. Chris001
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    Microsoft. Windows 7 Ulimate 64 bit
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    backup request sends me to folder system32


    Hi,

    I currently have no backup set up on my computer. When I 'set up backup' I am sent directly to:
    c:\windows\system32.
    How do I resolve this please?
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  3. 2xg
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    Win7 & Win8 64bit
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    Welcome to Seven Forums,

    It is not recommended to backup your files in your computer's hard drive. Do you have an external hard drive? Perhaps do a network backup. Please follow this Tutorial.

    More Backup Tutorials by Brink:
    Backup - Make a "Create Incremental Backup" Shortcut
    Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup

    Hope this helps.
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