I have installed the newest version of FB--4.7 This version had some fixes with the scheduler.
I have tried to configure the first of my schedules, and this has failed. I have twice received the dialog "error code 0x8007052E" which the archives indicated was an error associated with Vista 2 years ago. In my situation, the dialog indicated "unknown user name or bad password". Also, the archives indicate that I do not need a password to perform a backup.
What needs to be done here to rectify this situation?
configuring scheduled backup
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Hi,
In Backup Properties->Scheduler->Edit->Properties, select "With Built-in scheduler" option and press OK.
Do you still have the problem?
In Backup Properties->Scheduler->Edit->Properties, select "With Built-in scheduler" option and press OK.
Do you still have the problem?
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,
Can you create a scheduled task from Control Panel->Task Scheduler to run FBackup?
Can you create a scheduled task from Control Panel->Task Scheduler to run FBackup?
Do you know you can monitor your backups remotely with Backup4all Monitor? You can read more here: https://www.backup4all.com/backup4all-monitor.html
I hope that I have performed this correctly. Tried the following:
i) Went to FB Help files, checked for Control Panel, under search section retrieved the details concerning Install and Uninstall. Control Panel mentioned here gave directions that did not match Uninstall actions possible under Windows 7.
ii) Went to Windows Explorer Control Panel. Found 48 Control Panel Items, utilised the search engine, searched for 'Task Scheduler', nothing retrieved.
Then examined 'Programs & Features' & found nothing.
Examined 'Backup & Restore' Item, and under 'Backup' found--'Windows backup has not been set up'. Under 'Restore' found--'Windows could not find a backup for this computer'.
Has any of this been helpful, and contributes to a solution? What is the next step?
i) Went to FB Help files, checked for Control Panel, under search section retrieved the details concerning Install and Uninstall. Control Panel mentioned here gave directions that did not match Uninstall actions possible under Windows 7.
ii) Went to Windows Explorer Control Panel. Found 48 Control Panel Items, utilised the search engine, searched for 'Task Scheduler', nothing retrieved.
Then examined 'Programs & Features' & found nothing.
Examined 'Backup & Restore' Item, and under 'Backup' found--'Windows backup has not been set up'. Under 'Restore' found--'Windows could not find a backup for this computer'.
Has any of this been helpful, and contributes to a solution? What is the next step?
CORRECTION:
i) FB Help files Install and Uninstall did not appear to match directions for Install or Uninstall actions possible under Windows 7 OS
Also, I would add the following:
iii) FB Help files did not retrieve any information concerning 'Backup4all'; however, 'task scheduler' search string only retrieved information re. 'Scheduler', 'Scheduler Properties', 'Scheduler Description'. None of these pages mentioned anything as you have suggested.
i) FB Help files Install and Uninstall did not appear to match directions for Install or Uninstall actions possible under Windows 7 OS
Also, I would add the following:
iii) FB Help files did not retrieve any information concerning 'Backup4all'; however, 'task scheduler' search string only retrieved information re. 'Scheduler', 'Scheduler Properties', 'Scheduler Description'. None of these pages mentioned anything as you have suggested.
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Hi,
If you have Windows 7, just press Start button and type Task Scheduler
You can also find it in Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Task Scheduler
If you have Windows 7, just press Start button and type Task Scheduler
You can also find it in Start->All Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Task Scheduler
Do you know you can monitor your backups remotely with Backup4all Monitor? You can read more here: https://www.backup4all.com/backup4all-monitor.html
I have examined around 4 sites so far,on how to use windows 7 task scheduler,
but it appears to me that there is important information missing ie.
http://www.ampercent.com/using-windows- ... gram/7744/
It would be considered very helpful if you would explain to me, in detail and preferably via screenshots, what exactly you want me to do, and I will more than willingly do so.
but it appears to me that there is important information missing ie.
http://www.ampercent.com/using-windows- ... gram/7744/
It would be considered very helpful if you would explain to me, in detail and preferably via screenshots, what exactly you want me to do, and I will more than willingly do so.
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Hi,
The link you posted explains very clear and simple how to set up a scheduler from Windows.
If that is too difficult for you, please ask a computer specialist to assist you.
The link you posted explains very clear and simple how to set up a scheduler from Windows.
If that is too difficult for you, please ask a computer specialist to assist you.
Do you know you can monitor your backups remotely with Backup4all Monitor? You can read more here: https://www.backup4all.com/backup4all-monitor.html
In point 7, it states:
"7. Click the “Browse” button to select the program from the location where it is installed. If you want to create a task to run some other program then you should go to that program’s folder and choose its exe file."
The guidelines found within the document whose link I have attached above assume that the application is already installed on the hard disk.
I note that Backup4All is not loaded on my hard disk. To be sure, in case I missed something, I did a search on my HDD--no Backup4All retrieved.
Therefore, as I believe YOU to be expert on Backup4All, would you be kind enough to indicate to me how I am to now proceed?
Thank you.
"7. Click the “Browse” button to select the program from the location where it is installed. If you want to create a task to run some other program then you should go to that program’s folder and choose its exe file."
The guidelines found within the document whose link I have attached above assume that the application is already installed on the hard disk.
I note that Backup4All is not loaded on my hard disk. To be sure, in case I missed something, I did a search on my HDD--no Backup4All retrieved.
Therefore, as I believe YOU to be expert on Backup4All, would you be kind enough to indicate to me how I am to now proceed?
Thank you.