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Protecting Local Disks
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6. Specify when you want backups to occur.
For example, if you want backups to occur every day, select Daily from the
Recurrence list. If you want backups to occur once a week, select the day of the week
from the Recurrence list. Then select the time.
If you don't want backups to occur automatically, select Not Scheduled from the
Recurrence list. (The Time list appears dimmed.) Backups will occur only when you
start one manually (as described in
Notes:
— Only four backups of each protected disk or partition are saved on the storage
system, so if you back up your disk every day, you'll be able to recover data from
only the last four days. If you back up your disk once a week, you'll be able to
recover data from four weeks ago, but the most recent backup might be as many
as six days old.
— Although Intel® Client Backup and Recovery is specifically designed to perform
backups without affecting your other computer activities, you might want to
schedule backups for a time when they'll have the least impact on your system,
like during lunch or after business hours (if you leave your computer running
overnight). If you're protecting multiple disks or partitions, it is recommended
that you schedule each backup to occur at a different time.
7. Specify whether or not to back up your disk as soon as you finish the wizard by
selecting or clearing the Back up now check box, and then click Next.
If you clear this option, the disk will be backed up at the next scheduled time or the
next time you perform a manual backup.
Note: Be sure to back up your disk or partition before you try to recover it using the
recovery CD.
"Manually Backing up Your Disk" on page
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