E eagamer Distinguished Aug 11, 2003 29 0 18,530 Aug 12, 2003 #1 This may sound stupid, but how do you backup important system files to a CD in Windows XP home? I am installing Linux to dual boot and I don't just want to use system restore, I want to backup to a CD. Thanks for any help!
This may sound stupid, but how do you backup important system files to a CD in Windows XP home? I am installing Linux to dual boot and I don't just want to use system restore, I want to backup to a CD. Thanks for any help!
F Flinx Distinguished Jun 8, 2001 1,910 0 19,780 Aug 13, 2003 #2 You need a CD writer. Do you have one? The loving are the daring!
E eagamer Distinguished Aug 11, 2003 29 0 18,530 Aug 13, 2003 #3 yes I do, I am wondering where to find the program in XP that does it, if there is.
K kinetic_tw Distinguished May 29, 2003 555 0 18,980 Aug 13, 2003 #4 Drag and drop, click 'write these files to cd', done.
E eagamer Distinguished Aug 11, 2003 29 0 18,530 Aug 13, 2003 #5 I should have specified, I can do that, I want the important system data, the stuff system restore saves.
I should have specified, I can do that, I want the important system data, the stuff system restore saves.
khha4113 Distinguished Dec 31, 2007 2,143 0 19,780 Aug 13, 2003 #6 You can use <b>Files and Settings Tranfer Wizard</b> and <b>Backup</b> (both of them are located at All programs\Accessories\System Tools). Good or Bad have no meaning at all, depends on what your point of view is.
You can use <b>Files and Settings Tranfer Wizard</b> and <b>Backup</b> (both of them are located at All programs\Accessories\System Tools). Good or Bad have no meaning at all, depends on what your point of view is.