In the Schedule Task box, click how frequently you want the backup job to run, and then in the Start time box, specify a time when you want the backup to run, and then click OK. On the Set Account Information page that appears, type a user name and password of the user whom you want to run the scheduled backup for, and then click OK. The backup job that you scheduled appears on the calendar on the Schedule Jobs tab.
The scheduled backup job automatically starts at the time and data that you specified. If you selected Back up selected files, drives, or network data in step 4, expand the drive or folder that contains the items that you want to back up, click to select the check boxes next to the drive, folder, or file that you want to back up, and then click Next. If a tape drive isn't connected to your computer, File is the only backup media type that is available in the Select the backup type box.
Review the settings that appear on the Completing the Backup Wizard page. If you want to specify advanced backup options, click Advanced, specify the options that you want, and then click OK. If a data loss occurs, you can restore your backup data manually or by using the Restore Wizard, which is included in the Backup feature.
Click the media that you want to restore, and then click to select the check boxes next to the drives, folders, or files that you want to restore. In the Restore file to box, specify the location where you want to restore the files by doing one of the following:.
If you want to restore the files or folders to the same location in which they were when you backed up the data, click Original location , and then go to step 7. If you want to restore the files or folders to a new location, click Alternate location. If you want to restore the files and folders to a single location, click Single folder.
If you selected Alternate location or Single folder , type the location in which you want the data to be restored, or click Browse and select the location, and then click OK. Click the Restore tab, specify the restore option that you want, and then click OK. Archived Forums. Backup — Windows and Windows Server. Sign in to vote. Hi Folks, I have a Windows Server , which is scheduled for replacement soon, but it may still be months.
Thanks for the help, Chris. Wednesday, October 17, AM. Marked as answer by cjm Thursday, October 18, PM. Thursday, October 18, PM. Then, when anything goes wrong with the OS, you can perform a system recovery very easily.
Step 2. Select the backup image. Step 4. Select the location if you are planning to restore to another place. Tips: Edit Partition: we can change the size of the partition using drag bar. SSD Alignment: if the destination disk is SSD, this function could help us accelerating its writing and reading speed. You can restore system image backup in Windows Server , with this software as well.
About Universal Restore If you would like to restore a system image created on another computer with dissimilar hardware, just tick Universal Restore before you Start Restore. Notes: After restoring Windows Server R2 to a computer with dissimilar hardware, it may be necessary to enter license codes to reactivate Windows, Office, etc.
As these drivers will not affect system startup, they can be installed manually after the restoration. Conclusion In conclusion, with several clicks and a little time, we could restore Windows Server system image backup easily and safely. Do you need any more help? Step 2. This option will create a real partition but not specify drive letter to store image file, which can greatly avoid any unwanted deletion.
Step 3. Select a partition on the disk and click Start Backup , it will create a recovery partition at the right side later. It allows you to restore backup image to other computers, even to dissimilar hardware computer, and it provides advanced tools, like PXE boot tool , etc. The Case "We are looking for an economical backup software for Windows Server , does anyone give some advices?
The detailed steps of files backup listed below: 1. Tap Next in the open window. You could use NTBackup with the steps: 1. The syntax is: ntbackup backup [systemstate] " FileName. Do you need any more help? Have you solved your problem?
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