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how can i take backup in winodws 2000 prof or server..
what are the types of back ups
pls give me briefly about backups and how to use it
by limsonlouise Accepted solution
by jesus_c Accepted solution
Types of Backups
Normal - Saves files and folders and shows they were backed up by clearing the archive bit.
Copy - Saves files and folders without clearing the archive bit.
Incremental - Saves files and folders that have been modified since the last backup. The archive bit is cleared.
Differential - Saves files and folders that have been modified since the last backup. The archive bit is not cleared.
Daily - Saves files and folders that have been changed that day. The archive bit is not cleared.
To perform a backup, select "Start", "Programs", "Accessories", "System Tools", and "Backup". The Windows 2000 "Backup Utility" will start. It has these tabs:
Welcome - Includes:
Backup Wizard - Options
Backup everything.
Backup selected files, drives, or network data.
Only back up system state data.
Restore Wizard - Used to restore data including system state data on computers that are not domain controllers. Restoring system state data is only done as a last resort to recover a failed system.
Emergency Repair Disk - Used to create an emergency repair disk.
Backup - Shows computer drives that can be backed up and allows selection for manual backup.
Restore - Used to restore part or all of a backup.
Schedule Jobs - Used to schedule backups.
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