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  • Re: Resize C Partition Windows Server 2003 R2

    Yes, they should be able to restore those partitions. There are some caveats: 1) in the Advanced Options of the backup job, you want to make sure 'Include free space' is UNchecked. This is unchecked (where you want it) by default. This allows us to ignore unused space on the volume when figuring the partition size we record. 2) The data on those...
    Posted to Server Edition (Forum) by Hazard on 01-25-2012

  • I reset time/date on Windows and made a bobo

    But I must of set the wrong date and a backup cycle ran. Then I presume Windows time sync'd with some server and corrected its date. Today I look at the SP log and find out that despite it being 10am Jan 24, my last backup cycle ran at 6 pm today and the next scheduled cycle is for midnight the day after. Q. (my error) - aside from the weird log...
    Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by garryggreen on 01-25-2012

  • Re: SSD damaged after Recovery Environment Restore (Desktop Version 4.1.5.9340)

    Hello Hazard, thank you very much for your answers. Concerning the option "Restore disk signature" I read the manual, but I can't figure out, if I need this option to be activated or for what it can be used. Could you please explain this option? Thank you.
    Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by Paulovic on 01-24-2012

  • Re: SSD damaged after Recovery Environment Restore (Desktop Version 4.1.5.9340)

    Paulovic, 1. Do I need to format my volume before a restore or do I just choose the volume and press restore? You do not need to reformat -- the restore lays down image onto the partition, and restores everything from that level up, including the FAT table and formatting, etc. If you target a formatted disk, it lays the restore image over it onto the...
    Posted to Desktop Edition (Forum) by Hazard on 01-23-2012

  • Re: Resize C Partition Windows Server 2003 R2

    Hazard, thanks for the follow up. Quick clarification.... Is it true that if I delete my existing partitions, and then create new ones of say "c" = 50 Gb and balance (approx 646 GB) to "d", that when I restore my existing backups (made from the now-exisitng partitions of 12 GBG and 684 GB) that these will restore into the new, more...
    Posted to Server Edition (Forum) by hlothrop on 01-23-2012
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