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Learning the Basics
How to Back Up Your Work
This section explain how to use the Windows 95 backup program
to back up all the files on your hard disk. Making backup copies of
your computer's hard disk is not a one-only event. You should
develop a habit of making regular backup copies of your hard
disk. Complete information on the backup program, including
instructions for backing up only a portion of the files on your hard
disk, is in Help and your Windows 95 documentation.
Backing up all the files on your hard disk takes a considerable
amount of time and lots of diskettes. However, in the unlikely
event that you lose some or all of the information on your
hard disk, you'll be glad you spent the time.
To back up your files, follow these steps:
1 Attach the backup drive:
If you're backing up your hard disk to diskettes, connect
the external diskette drive or install the diskette drive mod-
ule in the SelectBay.
If you're backing up your hard disk to a tape drive or other
external device, connect the drive to the computer, follow-
ing the instructions provided with the drive.
2 Click Start, then point to Programs.
3 Point to Accessories, then point to System Tools.
4 Click Backup.
Windows 95 opens the Backup window.
Part I: Getting To Know Your Computer