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Brian P
I have a Dell notebook with Vista Home Premium. The Hard drive came
partitioned into the C: drive and D: drive (a 10GB recovery partition). I
set Automatic Backup to create backup files on the D: drive, and it worked
fine. However, the backups filled the D: drive within a few months and now
when backup runs I get a message saying that the backup failed because there
isn't enough space on the D: drive. How do I remedy this? Is there a way to
make the backup utility overwrite the oldest backup files?
partitioned into the C: drive and D: drive (a 10GB recovery partition). I
set Automatic Backup to create backup files on the D: drive, and it worked
fine. However, the backups filled the D: drive within a few months and now
when backup runs I get a message saying that the backup failed because there
isn't enough space on the D: drive. How do I remedy this? Is there a way to
make the backup utility overwrite the oldest backup files?