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Re: Backup
Assuming you've taken a file backup, instead of a Complete PC Backup, have
you tried this below?
Control Panel\System and Maintenance\Backup and Restore Center -> Advanced
Restore -> Advanced Restore -> Files from backup made on a different
computer -> Select disk/volume in which the backups are present -> This
screen should show a list of all file backups created on the disk/volume in
question
Eduardo
"Kim S" <JohnDoe@Falskmail.dk> wrote in message
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> "Merle" <planogram@comcast.net> skrev i meddelelsen
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>>> Hi...
>>> Tried this question earlier in another group, but didn't get any
>>> response.
>>> Please let me know, if the question is unclear....
>>> I've made a full backup of my C: drive, using Vista's backup feature.
>>> I've saved the backup on a local disc, called my E- drive.
>>> Then I have formatted the C-drive, and reinstalled Vista.
>>> I wanted to restore some of the files from the backup, Documents
>>> etc. but now Vista is telling me that there is no backup on the selected
>>> drive.
>>> Even though I can see the backup in Explorer. It's around 90 Gb...
>>> I have changed from Vista Ultimate to Vista Business, but that
>>> shouldn't make a difference, or what ?
>>> Any other programs that can help me getting access to the
>>> backup ?
>>>
>> It looks to me as if nobody knows the answer to your question. I have
>> been watching and hoping someone had a solution or even a hint, as I have
>> the same problem too. Good luck
> It seems that no-one has a solution... I thought that I was alone
> with the problem...
>
> Regards, Kim
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