I follow the steps you indicated but when I go to a previous version on a
file, it still shows that the file can be restored from the backup that I
just deleted. Is there a catalog somewhere that needs cleared? Or will this
clean itself up at some point?
"Jill Zoeller [MSFT]" wrote:
> There is a topic in Help and Support called "Back up and restore: frequently
> asked questions" that contains instructions for deleting a backup. I'll
> paste the contents below (minus formatting).
>
> To create a new full backup, go to Backup and Restore Center and then click
> the "Change Settings" link under the "Back up files" button. Then click the
> "Change backup settings" option. Go through the wizard again. On the last
> page, you have the option of creating a new full backup.
>
>
>
>
>
> If your backups are saved to CDs or DVDs, you can discard discs containing
> earlier backups, but make sure that you keep the most recent backup of your
> files. If your backups are saved to an internal or external hard disk, you
> can delete a backup by following these steps:
>
> Open the location where the backup is saved.
>
> For example, if you backed up your files to an external hard disk labeled
> "E," connect the external hard disk to your computer, and then open drive E.
>
> Right-click the folder containing the backup you want to delete, and then
> click Delete.
>
> Notes
> Backups are saved in this format: <backup location>\<computer name>\Backup
> Set <year-month-day> <time>. For example, if your computer name is Computer,
> your backup location is E, and you backed up on April 2, 2006 at 16:32:00,
> that backup would be located in E:\Computer\Backup Set 2006-02-04 163200.
> You would right-click the folder named Backup Set 2006-02-04 163200 to
> delete that backup.
>
> When you make a full backup, a backup folder is created and labeled with the
> date for that day. As you add updates, that date stays the same, but your
> backup is not out of date. The next time you make a full backup, a new
> backup folder is created and labeled with the date for that day, and any
> updates are then added to that new folder. You should not delete the current
> backup folder.
>
>
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>
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>
> "Andru" <andru8@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:eFKpGJAbHHA.1300@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> >i have installed vista ultimate and have done a full backup.I then went on
> >to install more programs and wanted to do another full backup.the only
> >option i have now is to do a incremental backup which i cannot do as i
> >deleted the 1st full backup as i was going to do a full backup.
> >
> > My question is how do i get vista to allow me to do another full backup
> > not a incremetal one.
> >
> > Cheers
>
>