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<blockquote data-quote="Back3" data-source="post: 967620" data-attributes="member: 79310"><p>How did you do it? What I do...</p><p>1. Initial full backup;</p><p>2. I right-click on my full backup, run backup and create differential backup, maybe after a week or so;</p><p>3. After that, I right-click on my differential backup, run backup and create incremental;</p><p></p><p>I may create 2-3 incremental backups. I try to make 1 full backup every month.</p><p>If I have big updates, I might do differential backups; for small updates, I use incremental backups.</p><p></p><p>I write every update or upgrade I make on my computer in a notebook. So I know exactly what's in every backup.</p><p></p><p>I did use Macrium free for many years, but I'm a newbie with the Home version. Still experimenting...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Back3, post: 967620, member: 79310"] How did you do it? What I do... 1. Initial full backup; 2. I right-click on my full backup, run backup and create differential backup, maybe after a week or so; 3. After that, I right-click on my differential backup, run backup and create incremental; I may create 2-3 incremental backups. I try to make 1 full backup every month. If I have big updates, I might do differential backups; for small updates, I use incremental backups. I write every update or upgrade I make on my computer in a notebook. So I know exactly what's in every backup. I did use Macrium free for many years, but I'm a newbie with the Home version. Still experimenting... [/QUOTE]
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