Is there a cmd command that displays this?


  1. Boot Straps
    Posts : 6
    Windows 7 ultimate
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    Is there a cmd command that displays this?


    Hello,

    Is there a cmd command that displays this box:
    Is there a cmd command that displays this?-capture2.png

    I have my backup configure and would like to put that box as a shortcut. I can start the backup with sdclt.exe /KICKOFFJOB but that does not display any info.

    Thx,
    Boot Straps
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  3. usasma
    Posts : 5,705
    Win7 x64 + x86
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    I don't use the backup tool, but suspect that there's no direct way to launch that box - it has to be launched by running the backup program.

    Found this at the following link ( Vista File Backup can not find drive after change of media (0x81000006) ) - search for the string below to find the exact context:
    Code:
    %systemroot%\system32\rundll32.exe  /d sdengin2.dll,ExecuteScheduledBackup
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