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I was using the Backup utility that comes with XP and is Systems Utilities
folder.
I installed Norton Ghost backup to try and the Windows backup utility is now
not in the menu.
I un-installed Ghost and the Windows backup utility is still no in the menu.
How can I get the Windows Backup utility back into the Utilities folder.? I
would like to use it for backing up files vs Ghost.
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"jtsnow" <jtsnow@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I was using the Backup utility that comes with XP and is Systems Utilities
>folder.
>
>I installed Norton Ghost backup to try and the Windows backup utility is now
>not in the menu.
>I un-installed Ghost and the Windows backup utility is still no in the menu.
>
>How can I get the Windows Backup utility back into the Utilities folder.? I
>would like to use it for backing up files vs Ghost.
Manually create a shortcut here with the command-line
NTBACKUP.EXE
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?)
The installation of Norton Ghost will not remove NTBackup. Something else
must have happened. Do a search for ntbackup.exe. It is likely in the
\Windows\System32 . Then create a shortcut to it in System Tools. To do that
right click your Start button and select Explore. That should open you to
the Start menu. Expand Programs->Accessories-System Tools and create the
shortcut there.
"jtsnow" <jtsnow@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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| I was using the Backup utility that comes with XP and is Systems Utilities
| folder.
|
| I installed Norton Ghost backup to try and the Windows backup utility is
now
| not in the menu.
| I un-installed Ghost and the Windows backup utility is still no in the
menu.
|
| How can I get the Windows Backup utility back into the Utilities folder.?
I
| would like to use it for backing up files vs Ghost.
|
| Thanks for any tips!
|
|
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