I ran a simple backup of "My Pictures" using your tutorial "How to back up data without
using zip compression". This is a simple 6 step process. It seemed to work fine.
I watched it go through all my pictures. It took about 2 minutes, and told me the
backup was successful. I had just transferred these pictures via a CD from my old
XP machine to a new Windows 7 laptop. The CD was almost filled (2MB).
I found 2 .fkc files of 592 kb each, and a .backup file of 812 kb.
These files seem way too small to me.
Thank you for any comments.----------------Larry Donchin
Backup is Much Smaller than Source
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Hi,
Please see the backup log from View->Job Logs->Last backup log. Does it include any warning or errors?
What is the size of your "My Pictures" folder?
The .fkc file is the catalog file, the backed up files should be near it.
Please see the backup log from View->Job Logs->Last backup log. Does it include any warning or errors?
What is the size of your "My Pictures" folder?
The .fkc file is the catalog file, the backed up files should be near it.
Do you know you can monitor your backups remotely with Backup4all Monitor? You can read more here: https://www.backup4all.com/backup4all-monitor.html
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Hi--------
Thank you for your response.
I did as you suggested. After checking the log file, I found that the backup
was 351,850 kb, which was close to the size of My Pictures (356 MB). There were
some Public Pictures which must have made up the difference.
I am very pleased with Fbackup4, and will recommend it to friends.
Thank you again--------------Larry Donchin
Thank you for your response.
I did as you suggested. After checking the log file, I found that the backup
was 351,850 kb, which was close to the size of My Pictures (356 MB). There were
some Public Pictures which must have made up the difference.
I am very pleased with Fbackup4, and will recommend it to friends.
Thank you again--------------Larry Donchin