XP's Backup Utility

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Connie Sherman

They say that the Backup Utility has to be installed
manually in order for that function to work. This has to
be done be installing from the original CD-ROM. My
question is: When I purchased my computer (e-machine)
from Walmart, Windows XP Home Edition was pre-installed.
The only CD that came with it was the restore CD, which
I've already had to use once because of the Swen Virus.
What do I do now!! I don't own the CD-ROM. Does anyone
have a suggestion. Microsoft has suggested for me to
create
the setup Boot Disks, which I've done. I don't understand
why an option is listed but is so difficult to achieve.
 
You have to install it:

If you have a rescue disk the valueadded folder may be on
it or your XP Disk, Mine was on disk #2

Insert the XP or Rescue CD, and run NTBACKUP.MSI program
from the folder D:\valueadd\msft\ntbackup

You can get a copy here;
http://www.onecomputerguy.com/software/ntbackup.msi

In XP Home the ASR Floppy Disk does not work . It will NOT
backup to a CD. You can back up to a folder on your hard
drive then burn it to a CD

here is how to use it;
http://windows.about.com/library/weekly/aa020120a.htm
 
Hi!Connie!
To install backup utility in XP Home you need the original CD.
regards/
ssg[MS-MVP]/pronetworks.org
 

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