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Old 01-22-11, 03:05 AM   #1
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Default Help! where can I find this file?

What file would you look in to find the "image back-up file?" for windows 7 64 bit?
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Old 01-22-11, 07:26 AM   #2
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What file would you look in to find the "image back-up file?" for windows 7 64 bit?
This link will answer your question:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/1838/...-in-windows-7/

I don't know what you mean about "what file you look in to find the "image back-up file", you mean the folder or location of the backup you made?
You chose the location of where to backup when making a backup of files, folders or the entire PC.
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I don't understand the question...

When you make a Win7 backup, you yourself define where to place the backup. Same goes when using an "external" program like Acronis...

So... please try again
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Is he talking about system restore? Those are shadow copies..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_Copy
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- perhaps he was just showing off with his new badge and all?!






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Update:
okay, so here's the story. I bought a new computer (a display model) for a really good deal, but the store had to reset windows. When I took it home, I started to un-install all of the fluff on it, and put my stuff on it.

When I got to AVG, I went to reboot it after the install, and windows wouldn't start. It wouldn't start in safe mode, nuttin! So I made a recovery disk off our other windows 7 comp, but it is 32 bit and didn't work, but I could atleast semi-access the repair screen. I'd run repair mode, and windows said there was nothing wrong. I called AVG, and they said it was a windows problem, re-install windows.

So, by 2 am, I gave up and decided to have the store tech dept look at it. (basically re-install windows- The comp didn't come with a windows disk)

The tech guy, started it up, went through the song and dance, then threw his arms up in the air and said "there's nothing I can do, we need to send it to the vendor." So I just returned the computer and got a refund.

Round two:

So I got a different computer, took it home and made a back-up disk first thing. Un-installed mcafee, installed AVG, and I got an error message this time: "the AVG intaller program was corrupt(?) and I needed to use the online installer. So I did that, and no problems, everything works.
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