Extremidades para sostener sus ficheros del sistema informático y de datos - usar la utilidad de la reserva de Windows

Fijado el 12 de marzo de 2007 en 7:57 P.M.

En un poste anterior, escribí cómo usted puede reserva sus datos de la computadora a los varios medios tales como CDes, DVDs, impulsiones duras externas o almacenaje en línea, pero todos estos métodos requieren una buena cantidad de esfuerzo de parte del usuario que tiene que pasar con muchas diversas carpetas y el copiado de eso a los medios de reserva. ¡Y si esto se hace sobre una base regular, usted puede terminar encima de las horas del gasto apenas que sostienen sus datos! Windows tiene afortunadamente un uso incorporado que usted pueda utilizar para programar automáticamente reservas de su computadora y le requiere solamente elegir las carpetas que usted desea sostenido UNA VEZ. ¡Esto hace sosteniendo sus datos mucho menos aburrido y lo hará mucho más probablemente que se hará realmente!

Tan aquí están los pasos para utilizar utilidad de la reserva de Windows.

1. Chasque encendido el comienzo, todos los programas, los accesorios, las herramientas del sistema, y entonces la reserva.

2. Le incitarán pasar a través de la reserva y restaurar a mago. Esto es útil para los principiantes, así que iremos a continuación y palillo con él en vez de ir al modo avanzado. Vaya a continuación y chasque después.

En la pantalla siguiente, elija Archivos de reserva y ajustes y tecleo después

La pantalla siguiente le pregunta qué tipo de reserva usted quisiera realizar. Da tres opciones: Sosteniendo el su personal mi carpeta y ajustes de los documentos, sosteniendo cada uno mi carpeta de los documentos y ajustes o sostener la computadora entera. Here’s the scoop on how these work: The first two options mean that your data will be backed up, but the operating system files will not be backed up. What this means is that if your system ever becomes corrupted and you can’t run Windows, then you’ll have to reinstall a fresh copy of Windows and re-install all of your applications and then RESTORE all your data files using the backup file. The third option backs up the entire operating system and files and is the best option, but there’s a slight catch. You still have to re-install a fresh copy of the operating system again, however, instead of having to install all your apps again and configure your settings, this time you would go to the Backup utility in the freshly installed copy, say Restore and it will effectively “update” the whole system state with all your applications and system settings and your data files.

Go ahead and choose All information on this computer and click Next

The next screen, Backup Type, Destination and Name will vary depending on your what you have connected to your computer. If Windows does not find any backup device connected to your computer, the backup type box will be greyed out with File as the default. For Choose a place to save your backup, go ahead and click Browse and save the file to the local drive on your computer which has the most avialble space. The way the backup utility works is that it creates a single file with a .bak extension that holds all the data, so this file can be very large. You can check whether or not the file will fit on your comptuer by checking how much space is currently being taken up on your computer and making sure you have that amount of space free. Basically, if more than 50% of the space on your hard drive is take, then you can’t save the file to your computer. You’ll need to attach an external drive and browse to that drive and save the file there.

In the Save file dialog box, go ahead and give your backup file a name (preferably with the date so you know how old it is).

Once you choose the location and type the file name, click OK and then click Next. You’ll reach the final screen and once you click Finish, Windows will begin to backup your computer and at the end will ask you to insert a floppy disk in order to save the boot information. This boot disk will allow you to boot into a state where you can point to the location of the backup file and it’ll restore the entire operating system. We’ll go through that in another post.

Now the backup process will start and may take a while. Once it’s done though, it’ll ask you to insert a floppy disk and will create your boot disk. And that’s it! You don’t have to go through manually copying your data back and forth! You’ll then see your file in the location you specified and if you put it on your local computer, you’ll want to go ahead and move it off to an external hard drive.

Good luck!

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