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John9210
I would like to backup my Outlook data files to a Memory Stick (in a USB
port) so I can use it to restore my data after a system crash, or to transfer
the data to another computer.
I've investigated various ways to do this and it gets more confusing the
more I investigate and test: backup, restore, archive, import, export, file
locations, etc.
Generally, I've found that if I do a restore from the Memory Stick, the data
files are not copied to the Outlook data folders and I must keep the Memory
Stick in place while using Office. This is not the way a true backup should
work. I've also found problems with changes in drive allocations when I
insert the Memory Stick into the USB ports. This seems to be a problem with
the automatic backup programs.
The best way I can find is to manually backup the data files to the memory
stick and manually copy them back to the Outlook data folders.
Does anyone have a good method for backing up, a description of what files
need to be backed up and where the data files are stored?
port) so I can use it to restore my data after a system crash, or to transfer
the data to another computer.
I've investigated various ways to do this and it gets more confusing the
more I investigate and test: backup, restore, archive, import, export, file
locations, etc.
Generally, I've found that if I do a restore from the Memory Stick, the data
files are not copied to the Outlook data folders and I must keep the Memory
Stick in place while using Office. This is not the way a true backup should
work. I've also found problems with changes in drive allocations when I
insert the Memory Stick into the USB ports. This seems to be a problem with
the automatic backup programs.
The best way I can find is to manually backup the data files to the memory
stick and manually copy them back to the Outlook data folders.
Does anyone have a good method for backing up, a description of what files
need to be backed up and where the data files are stored?