Backup Error Message

[Guest]

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I'm trying to back up my files onto my D drive but I keep getting an error
message that reads:

The backup file name could not be used.

D:\backup.bkf

Please ensure it is a valid path, and that you have sufficient access.

I tried using the Backup Wizard and going to Advanced Mode. I still get the
same error message.

How can I backup my files onto a CD?

 

[Guest]

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On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 22:39:03 -0700, Disk Dilemma wrote:

> I'm trying to back up my files onto my D drive but I keep getting an error
> message that reads:
>
> The backup file name could not be used.
>
> D:\backup.bkf
>
> Please ensure it is a valid path, and that you have sufficient access.
>
> I tried using the Backup Wizard and going to Advanced Mode. I still get the
> same error message.
>
> How can I backup my files onto a CD?

Sorry but with NT Backup there's no good way to backup directly to CD.
Create the backup on your hard drive. Then burn the file to a CD. Awkward
but it works.

Alternatively, shop around for a backup program that is capable of backing
up directly to CD. Another nice feature to look for in a backup program is
being able to span multiple disks if the backup is too large for a single
disk.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User

 

[enkidu]

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Disk Dilemma wrote:
> I'm trying to back up my files onto my D drive but I keep getting an error
> message that reads:
>
> The backup file name could not be used.
>
> D:\backup.bkf
>
> Please ensure it is a valid path, and that you have sufficient access.
>
> I tried using the Backup Wizard and going to Advanced Mode. I still get the
> same error message.
>
> How can I backup my files onto a CD?
>
Most CD burners come with a software package that allow you
to format a CD-RW disk and use it like a big floppy. With
such software installed and a formatted CD-RW CD in the
drive you can backup directly to the CD. However, it's not
an ideal solution.

Cheers,

Cliff

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Barzoomian the Martian - http://barzoomian.blogspot.com