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New Vista PC
Er....select the backup file(s) and press the delete key. Of course, I tried deleting them in the program and through windows explorer. I just got a message saying But when I got a new Vista PC, I ended up reformatting my external drive to match the file system in Vista... so I got rid of them that way. Laurie.

Vista and Norton Ghost 12
Well I have Tiger on one of my macs, Leopard on the other one and XPProSP2 on several computers (including on my mac pro), vista on my home machine I haven't set up Time Machine yet because I don't have a hard drive to do it with yet, but I use a program SuperDuper! which gives me a bootable system backup. dick.

new Vista
Will it run on the new Vista system? What version of Quicken? If you are using Quicken 2006 or later, you should be fine. The Quicken user files go into different places than expected. Its default backup location is a sub-folder of Documents but you can backup to additional locations manually.

How to Backup Vista user account information
They do not: Read Below please and you'll become a more informed buyer: MSFT has blocked your ability to repair Vista in two major ways it turns out: 1) If you do not get a Vista DVD (Dell says you will from them) when you pay $1000-2000 for your new Vista preloaded computer today, tonight or in the future you

Office 2007 Outlook backup.pst to Outlook 2002 SP3
I had to purchase some O/S, and Vista was a good choice of new options. I have my old XP on a separate partition as backup. I need what I have, and upgraded to what was cost efficient as to future functionality. That is how an adult decides what is needed and appropriate for the conditions.

Need AV program compatable with Vista 64
When I got my new Vista computer, it has a dual core 1.8Ghz chip, 2GB of RAM, yet laboured to load up the Office 07 trial. medical institutions etc, up in arms because they cannot access records from as little as ten years ago. I get the odd e-mail asking how to recover files archived by MS-BACKUP. Richard.

Backup on XP (qic file) to Vista
Fitz akf...@gci.net microsoft public windows vista general I went from XP to Vista using MozBackup ( http://mozbackup.jasnapaka.com/ ) without any problems. You might try removing TBird, reinstall, and then run the backup utility. Fitz.

Suddenly slow ...
Time to grin, Peter. The village fool will run away. If they make the free backup work, few will need the new product. If they screw up the free one, few will want the new one because they won't trust it. Damn! And here was me thinking that Vista "fixed everything"! That's everything /prior/ to Vista.

Transfer Outlook 2003 data from XP to new Vista PC with Outloo
I am, nor is she concerned about transferring her Outlook Express data to the new Vista PC. I realize I can create a Profile for her in Outlook....and we can .... ...make a duplicate of Outlook 2002 and move it to the New PC's Outlook 2007. I do use the Microsoft backup Utility that Backs up the pst file every 3 days.

How to change to XP from Vista?
Allan Smith wrote: Nick, Easier one first - backup. http://www.lockergnome. com/nexus/it/2006/11/27/vistas-backup-function/ Thanks Allan. In the above article, the writer says there are two ways to backup Vista. In the Home Premium version, which came installed in my new Toshiba laptop, the backup program provided

Help Vista Backup utility
If you don't have a file backup, I don't know of any way to just restore a movie from a Vista Complete PC backup. I'm unsure if you could set a System Restore point on your new Vista OS, do the Complete PC Restore, and then do a System Restore to go back to your new Vista OS. Maybe Andre will know if the new Vista

Data from old XP HD to new Vista system
DanS thisnthat@adelphianet microsoft public windows vista general "AlexB" <al...@comcast.net> wrote in news:eaoW5dTVIHA.4476@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl: In almost (2) an image that perhaps WinImage or Acronis would create (I've got the former), (3) the Vista' "Backup Computer" file and (4) a MS system recovery disk.

New hard drive and backup
lish l...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public outlook general In 2003 there's a command to backup/restore settings. Barry www.beamalarm.com "Brian Tillman" wrote: beamone <beam...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: I have a new Vista Notebook & I copied the Outlook.pst file from my XP Outlook 2007 machine

new Vista
My comments: 1) I had just all the data files from my old Win98 machine onto my new Vista machine copied. In this way the folder containing all the dbx See www.oehelp.com/backup.aspx#oe2wm steve "Marcus" <mar...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:92A574BA-AC5B-4CFB-952A-8CA5CEC611BA@microsoft.com.

How to Backup Vista user account information
The Vista Backup computer file restores your PC to the state when the file was created (if it's an entire computer backup), and restores your User Files (only the last, if it's not an entire computer backup). The only difference between 3 and 1 is that you can create many 3s of your own, but the 1s are created by

Probleme beim Import von Email-Nachrichten in Windows Mail
... windows vista general Steve Cochran's site, if you can get to it, has the OE to WM process: http://www.oehelp.com/backup.aspx#OE2WM "Richard G. Harper" <rghar...@email.com> I plan on hooking it to my new Vista machine with a HD Enclosure. I don't have a proble with finding all the files, songs, photos etc.

transfer outlook 2003 messages to new Vista PC - continuing ...
/Bepps sarah smith;3417476 Wrote: I did a "full disk" backup of a new Vista laptop using Ghost 2003. Since Partition Magic would not work, I repartitioned the hard drive using Gdisk. The full disk restore using Ghost 2003 ran fine, but the system would not boot. Would replacing the Vista master boot record fix it?

ComputerWorld: Windows Vista Backup Tool is "Worst ...
Have laptop backup on network drive (1 large .qic file) using "Backup my PC" version 5. Need new laptop. All come with Vista. "Backup my PC" doesn't have Vista version yet. Is there anything out there that will take the qic file from my network drive and restore to a new Vista laptop? Have you tried Vistas

Vista Incremental backup Query : Home Premium Edition
Craig008 Craig...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista installation_setup thanks for that -- grapes "peter" wrote: a new mobo requires new drivers...a new Vista install will do that.....then you can restore your "settings" from your backup peter "Craig008" <Craig...@discussions.microsoft.com>

Data from old XP HD to new Vista system
Grinder grin...@no.spam.maam.com alt comp hardware Syl Fourcade wrote: I have a new Compaq Presario running Vista Premium and have installed my old WD 10GB hard drive containing all my backup files. Problem is the directory shows it is empty except for the first item which shows a .txt file which reads: 0010 d224