I said I hadn't used it; but it sounded like a good idea. What about
setting up two partitions on the external hard drive and directing the
backups to one of those each?
--
Keith Willcocks
(If you can't laugh at life, it ain't worth living!)
"Hoffmeyer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> It is not possibe to direct the backup to a specific folder.
>
>
> "Keith Willcocks" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Hoffmeyer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:FCC4D08B-E3E2-487F-8BE2-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > Running Vista Ultimate. I have two computers at home. First I created a
>> > Complete PC Backup stored at an external harddrive. Vista created a new
>> > folder called "WindowsImageBackup". The day after I created a
>> > Complete
>> > PC
>> > Backup from another computer at the same external harddrive. When I
>> > look
>> > at
>> > the external harddrive, I can't see any changes. There is still only
>> > one
>> > folder (WindowsImageBackup) and the date is not changed. I'm not alowed
>> > to
>> > browe the folder. Has backup number two overwritten the first backup or
>> > are
>> > both backup hidden in the same folder seperated by the computername?
>> > Can I in any way check the Backup without restoring?
>> > When I later take another Complete PC backup, will Vista then overwrite
>> > the
>> > first backup?
>> > If I later take a Complete PC Backup using another external harddrive,
>> > can
>> > I
>> > then those witch Backup to restore or will Vista demand the latest?
>> >
>>
>> Not used the back up system, but can you not create a folder for each PC
>> on
>> the external drive (e.g. \pc1 and \pc2) and direct the back up system on
>> each PC to place its folder in one of them.
>> --
>> Keith Willcocks
>> (If you can't laugh at life, it ain't worth living!)
>>
>>
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