HI.
As far as I can understand, a full backup is the next step onwards from a system restore, in that it restores everything, as opposed to system restore only doing some of the stuff.
I have had blue screen errors before and it wont even let me into the most basic functions of my machine, so what I would like to know is:
Would a full backup cover every eventuality?
I attempted one a minute ago only to be told that the 61 gig drive space I have "may not be enough".
So exactly how much space does this process require then?
Of course we all have different amount's of data on our computers and all, but surely this can't be right?
I would appreciate any guidance possible, as this process is new to me, and, it goes without saying, important too.
But not 61 gig + of importance.....
As far as I can understand, a full backup is the next step onwards from a system restore, in that it restores everything, as opposed to system restore only doing some of the stuff.
I have had blue screen errors before and it wont even let me into the most basic functions of my machine, so what I would like to know is:
Would a full backup cover every eventuality?
I attempted one a minute ago only to be told that the 61 gig drive space I have "may not be enough".
So exactly how much space does this process require then?
Of course we all have different amount's of data on our computers and all, but surely this can't be right?
I would appreciate any guidance possible, as this process is new to me, and, it goes without saying, important too.
But not 61 gig + of importance.....