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SK98 back-up problems
- Thread starter arcmasa
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QuickFlyer
Technical User
You should be able to select the drive. After selecting "Backup" the second screen you see will have the destination drive listed. It also gives you the choice to select whatever drive/directory you want.
Look for the "Browse" button on the bottom right of the second page.
I hope this helps . . . George
Look for the "Browse" button on the bottom right of the second page.
I hope this helps . . . George
Dear arcmasa,
QuickFlyer/George has described the Backup and restore routine correctly, but you in your original post seem to have chosen something different to the default options.
Just as a matter of interest could you please tell us why you are backing up to the 'C' Drive?
Are you trying to put the backup on the 'root' of the 'C' drive?
Presumably the Sidekick Data is on the 'C' Drive already
Could you just go into a little more detail with regards to the purpose of this Backup?
Regards Jim
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QuickFlyer/George has described the Backup and restore routine correctly, but you in your original post seem to have chosen something different to the default options.
Just as a matter of interest could you please tell us why you are backing up to the 'C' Drive?
Are you trying to put the backup on the 'root' of the 'C' drive?
Presumably the Sidekick Data is on the 'C' Drive already
Could you just go into a little more detail with regards to the purpose of this Backup?
Regards Jim
Check the FAQ area of this Forum for answers (If there are any FAQs!) , it could save you a lot of time and effort and means that links are more likely to be current. Please 'Comment' on them if they are not!
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