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| | Data Restore Question (Vista Home Premium) I recently encountered a harddrive problem on my Dell laptop. Dell sent me a new drive (with factory image). At that point my system was marginally stable but I had a full image backup (using Acronis) that was only 4 days old. The only personal data that I cared about that was not covered by that backup was some email, and I was able to do a Vista Backup of only my email (at that point Acronis was complaining mightily about a multitude of bad sectors, etc). I then installed the new drive and reloaded it with Acronis. That restored my system to pretty much the identical state that it was in on 1/13. When I went to restore my email files, Vista backup only acknowledges that last Vista backup that I had done (1/5/09) before I did the full image save via Acronis. Even though I can see the files in my backup drive (USB-2 harddrive) I am not able to Restore them. My email store is pretty big - is there a way to get a couple days worth of email files back (Windows Live Mail)? Thanks. dave |
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| | Re: Data Restore Question (Vista Home Premium) "Dave Lee" <DaveLeeNC@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eFjJrRAeJHA.1336@xxxxxx Quote: > I recently encountered a harddrive problem on my Dell laptop. Dell sent me > a new drive (with factory image). At that point my system was marginally > stable but I had a full image backup (using Acronis) that was only 4 days > old. The only personal data that I cared about that was not covered by > that backup was some email, and I was able to do a Vista Backup of only my > email (at that point Acronis was complaining mightily about a multitude of > bad sectors, etc). I then installed the new drive and reloaded it with > Acronis. That restored my system to pretty much the identical state that > it was in on 1/13. > > When I went to restore my email files, Vista backup only acknowledges that > last Vista backup that I had done (1/5/09) before I did the full image > save via Acronis. Even though I can see the files in my backup drive > (USB-2 harddrive) I am not able to Restore them. > > My email store is pretty big - is there a way to get a couple days worth > of email files back (Windows Live Mail)? > > Thanks. > > dave dave |
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