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I'm using XP Pro backup utility to run scheduled backups of selected files

across a network to an external hard drive. I checked to make sure all the

folders/files were checked to backup. I did a test restore to a temp folder

to see if the backup worked. The folders were there, but no files whatsoever,

anywhere, local files nor remote files. I've checked all the settings I can

find but can't see where anything is set up wrong. Does anyone have any

suggestions. Thanks in advance for your help.

Chris wrote:

> I'm using XP Pro backup utility to run scheduled backups of selected

> files across a network to an external hard drive. I checked to make

> sure all the folders/files were checked to backup. I did a test

> restore to a temp folder to see if the backup worked. The folders

> were there, but no files whatsoever, anywhere, local files nor remote

> files. I've checked all the settings I can find but can't see where

> anything is set up wrong. Does anyone have any suggestions. Thanks

> in advance for your help.

 

What kind of backup? Normal? Incremental?

normal

 

"Daave" wrote:

> Chris wrote:

> > I'm using XP Pro backup utility to run scheduled backups of selected

> > files across a network to an external hard drive. I checked to make

> > sure all the folders/files were checked to backup. I did a test

> > restore to a temp folder to see if the backup worked. The folders

> > were there, but no files whatsoever, anywhere, local files nor remote

> > files. I've checked all the settings I can find but can't see where

> > anything is set up wrong. Does anyone have any suggestions. Thanks

> > in advance for your help.

>

> What kind of backup? Normal? Incremental?

>

>

>

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