Configure Backup and Restore in Windows 7

Joe D January 31, 2011 3 Comments

Your last order of business is to create a System repair disk for the restoration of your system if your operating system becomes inoperable.

Stay tuned for the “Restoring a Windows 7 Backup” article.

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  1. Mike admin
    February 4, 2011 at 2:23 am

    Thanks for sharing, if you want to save your time you can use backup software like Handy Backup, it’s easy to use and reliable backup software for Windows 7. It allows backup files, databases, Exchange, Windows Server and others.

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    • Joe DiFiglia
      February 4, 2011 at 5:06 am

      I personally prefer Acronis, but with the built in backup features in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 at least those that do not know can now get something in the works to protect themselves. I constantly ask people the magic question when their OS craps out…. "Do you have a backup?", the answer is almost ALWAYS a "No…"

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