How Do I Change the Backup Settings in Windows Vista?
It's important to create frequent backups of your computer system, files and data. Viruses, registry changes and accidental deletions can cause permanent damage to your operating system. Creating a backup in Windows Vista allows you to restore your computer to a working state. The backup utility in Windows Vista can be set to run automatically--and can also be customized to settings that suit your needs.
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Instructions
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Click "Start" and select "Control Panel" from the right pane.
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Click on "System and Maintenance" from the Control Panel window and select "Backup and Restore."
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Select "Change Settings." If prompted for the administrator password, enter the password and click "Continue." Follow the prompts and instructions of the wizard to change the settings of your choice.
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To set up automatic backups, follow Steps 1 and 2, then click "Set up Backup" and follow the steps in the wizard. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type in the password or provide confirmation.
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