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Backup your Windows PC and protect your valuable data using Genie Backup Manager. Tutorial 4 - Schedule an automatic backup


As with most professional backup software, Genie Backup Manager allows you to schedule an automatic backup. It is a good idea to do this, so that your backups are completed in a regular, timely fashion. Even the most organized amongst us will sometimes forget to start a backup!

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Additional notes

If you schedule an automatic backup to a removable or external drive of any kind, you should be aware that sometimes Windows will assign a different drive letter to your device when you remove then reinsert it. An automatic backup will fail if it cannot find the drive it is looking for, if you need to change drive letters, see this tutorial (for windows XP) or this tutorial (for Windows Vista).

Missed tasks:- Normally, if your computer is turned off when a backup task is scheduled, it won't run again until the next scheduled time. If you are running Windows XP, make sure that your computer will be on at the time you schedule your backups! If you are a Windows Vista or Windows 7 user, you may be interested in viewing this supplemental tutorial which shows you how to get around this limitation. Thanks go to the helpful folks at the Genie Backup forum for this valuable tip!



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