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| | Windows Vista Backup Naming Convention I did my first Files and Folders backup this morning, and it created a folder with the following name: Backup Set 2007-05-16 111421. I read in a third-party book that the format to be expected was of the form: Backup Set YYYY-MM-DD HHMMSS. My backups name looked quite reasonable because I made a note that I started the backup at 11:15 (on my wris****ch). So far, so good. I then started a Complete PC Backup. The image backup set was named Backup 2007-05-16 154334. (I did not forget to type the word "Set" in the folder name.) The time field in the name suggests a timestamp of 3:43 PM. The only problem is that I started the Complete PC Backup at 11:35 AM. It was finished when I returned to the PC about 2:00 PM. My question is: What is the naming convention for Complete PC Backups? -- Walt |
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| | RE: Windows Vista Backup Naming Convention Correction in the above: I started the Complete PC Backup at 11:43 AM. So I guess the Complete PC Backup timestamp is Coordinated Universal Time. (I'm in Eastern Time Zone.) -- Walt |
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