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Creating a new back up set: What is being asked here


meld51

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I must be getting tired. I am now trying to perform a brand new Backup Set for this PC using the Wizard. What is being asked here and why does there not seem to be a way out of this screen? Using the Wizard I created a destination as you can see from this screen shot but, although I can highlight what I think is my backup set member I get no 'OK' button. How am I supposed to get out of this screen?

 

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Thanks for your response.

 

Well I have managed to solve my problem and I post my solution here for those who may fall down the same hole.

 

I am using retrospect 7.5.324 with windows XP and I am making a disk backup onto an external USB disk formatted in the NTFS format.

 

I tried using advanced mode. But this made no difference; I ended up down the same hole.

 

1 found that I could get out of this problem only by following the procedure shown below. First you click to this dialogue.

 

Step1.jpg

 

You follow the dialogues until you find it creates a brand new member with exactly the same name as the one you deleted. Just like this:

 

Step2.jpg

 

However, it turns out that it puts the new member deeper in the file structure like this:

 

Step3.jpg

 

Why it does this I don’t know, but to me it appears to be a bug. Why should the back up wizard ask you to create a backup member and then not recognise it later on in the process ?

 

Secondly, I would say there was a GUI issue here. The USER is left without any guidance at this point.

 

Still I managed to get past it. I hope others find this posting useful.

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