Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Thu Sep 17 13:15:28 CDT 2009
Well, if I worked the way you guys do, that would make good sense. My needs are very limited: 1.) I have only a few working files at any giving time and they are mostly doc files with example mdb's, code modules, etc. -- a backup to an external drive once a day will fill the bill. I haven't done any serious development in a few years. 2.) I don't have the extended software needs most of you do. If I had to rebuild my system, I'd just reinstall the little software that I use -- Windows, Office, the Express suite and I'd be done. I use all default settings because I have to -- I have to know what they are when I'm writing so I don't miss steps, etc. Susan H. > Susan, > > I do recommend that you do backup your entire C drive on a weekly basis, > with incremental backups daily. This process should be automated. > > This way you have duplicates of all your files, and you don't have to > count > on yourself to remember which files were changed and which weren't. > > In addition, if your C Drive crashes, you can quickly recover. First put > a > new C drive in. Then start the PC using the Ghost emergency disk - I > think > you can format the new disk with this (if not then format the new disk on > a > working PC). Then you can continue to use the emergency disk to do a > Restore of every file on the Backup disk, and you then have your PC right > back where it was at your most recent daily backup!