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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...roduct=3697300 On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:24:04 -0700, clarissa wrote: Hi Bill You would think so wouldn't you but alas not so. I went into the Easy Backup function both through the button on the front of the processor and through the software function - in both procedures, clicking the - Restore Files - produces no reaction of any sort. Going into help, however, I am informed that Easy Backup does not have a Restore Files function in Vista Home Premium software. Hence my problem. Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: clarissa wrote: Hi Bob I may not of been as clear as I should have been - I am trying to restore backed up files from my word processor (Microsoft Office) made on my own computer that were lost when it was repaired. These files were backed up using HP Easy Backup but apparently my software (Microsoft Vista Home Premium) does not have the function - Restore Files. If you used HP Easy Backup for the backup operation, it's apparent that you need to use the same software program to restore the backup. |
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...roduct=3697300 "clarissa" must be a blonde. On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:24:04 -0700, clarissa wrote: Hi Bill You would think so wouldn't you but alas not so. I went into the Easy Backup function both through the button on the front of the processor and through the software function - in both procedures, clicking the - Restore Files - produces no reaction of any sort. Going into help, however, I am informed that Easy Backup does not have a Restore Files function in Vista Home Premium software. Hence my problem. Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: clarissa wrote: Hi Bob I may not of been as clear as I should have been - I am trying to restore backed up files from my word processor (Microsoft Office) made on my own computer that were lost when it was repaired. These files were backed up using HP Easy Backup but apparently my software (Microsoft Vista Home Premium) does not have the function - Restore Files. If you used HP Easy Backup for the backup operation, it's apparent that you need to use the same software program to restore the backup. |
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Hi Bill when you don't know the answer get critical of the person asking the
question Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: Jim wrote: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...roduct=3697300 "clarissa" must be a blonde. On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:24:04 -0700, clarissa wrote: Hi Bill You would think so wouldn't you but alas not so. I went into the Easy Backup function both through the button on the front of the processor and through the software function - in both procedures, clicking the - Restore Files - produces no reaction of any sort. Going into help, however, I am informed that Easy Backup does not have a Restore Files function in Vista Home Premium software. Hence my problem. Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: clarissa wrote: Hi Bob I may not of been as clear as I should have been - I am trying to restore backed up files from my word processor (Microsoft Office) made on my own computer that were lost when it was repaired. These files were backed up using HP Easy Backup but apparently my software (Microsoft Vista Home Premium) does not have the function - Restore Files. If you used HP Easy Backup for the backup operation, it's apparent that you need to use the same software program to restore the backup. |
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clarissa wrote:
Hi Bill when you don't know the answer get critical of the person asking the question Clarissa Hey, blondie... I knew the answer. I said that the restore function must be in the Easy Backup program, and it is. "Bill Daggett" wrote: Jim wrote: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...roduct=3697300 "clarissa" must be a blonde. On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:24:04 -0700, clarissa wrote: Hi Bill You would think so wouldn't you but alas not so. I went into the Easy Backup function both through the button on the front of the processor and through the software function - in both procedures, clicking the - Restore Files - produces no reaction of any sort. Going into help, however, I am informed that Easy Backup does not have a Restore Files function in Vista Home Premium software. Hence my problem. Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: clarissa wrote: Hi Bob I may not of been as clear as I should have been - I am trying to restore backed up files from my word processor (Microsoft Office) made on my own computer that were lost when it was repaired. These files were backed up using HP Easy Backup but apparently my software (Microsoft Vista Home Premium) does not have the function - Restore Files. If you used HP Easy Backup for the backup operation, it's apparent that you need to use the same software program to restore the backup. |
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He`s another one I "plonked" . On Thu, 27 Aug 2009 09:20:01 -0700, clarissa wrote: Hi Bill when you don't know the answer get critical of the person asking the question Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: Jim wrote: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...roduct=3697300 "clarissa" must be a blonde. On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:24:04 -0700, clarissa wrote: Hi Bill You would think so wouldn't you but alas not so. I went into the Easy Backup function both through the button on the front of the processor and through the software function - in both procedures, clicking the - Restore Files - produces no reaction of any sort. Going into help, however, I am informed that Easy Backup does not have a Restore Files function in Vista Home Premium software. Hence my problem. Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: clarissa wrote: Hi Bob I may not of been as clear as I should have been - I am trying to restore backed up files from my word processor (Microsoft Office) made on my own computer that were lost when it was repaired. These files were backed up using HP Easy Backup but apparently my software (Microsoft Vista Home Premium) does not have the function - Restore Files. If you used HP Easy Backup for the backup operation, it's apparent that you need to use the same software program to restore the backup. |
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Dear JeanG: I am no expert on this topic, but I have an HP Pavilion PC. It has the HP Easy Backup program on it also. When I run the program, it wants to automatically do a backup presenting a popup dialog box saying "Your automatic backup is about to begin". If yours does this just click the Cancel button. Now on the first screen, at the bottom, there are three command boxes. The third one from the left is entitled Restore Your Files. Click on this command box. If your program is like mine, you should be able to restore your file from your backup disk by following the program prompts. (You may need to read the Help, if the prompts are not clear to you.) If you have further problems, just detail them, and I'm sure one of us can help you. Good luck, Cohjef FYI: I believe that the HP Easy Backup program is just a "front-end" that actually runs the Vista "Back up files", and "Restore files" programs that can be found in the Vista Backup and Restore Center on the Start menu. So you have two ways to get at the same backup and restore programs.:geek: -- cohjef |
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Bill As I have tried to explain before the - Restore Files - function does
NOT work in my software Vista Home Premium - did you check that out as well? Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: clarissa wrote: Hi Bill when you don't know the answer get critical of the person asking the question Clarissa Hey, blondie... I knew the answer. I said that the restore function must be in the Easy Backup program, and it is. "Bill Daggett" wrote: Jim wrote: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...roduct=3697300 "clarissa" must be a blonde. On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:24:04 -0700, clarissa wrote: Hi Bill You would think so wouldn't you but alas not so. I went into the Easy Backup function both through the button on the front of the processor and through the software function - in both procedures, clicking the - Restore Files - produces no reaction of any sort. Going into help, however, I am informed that Easy Backup does not have a Restore Files function in Vista Home Premium software. Hence my problem. Clarissa "Bill Daggett" wrote: clarissa wrote: Hi Bob I may not of been as clear as I should have been - I am trying to restore backed up files from my word processor (Microsoft Office) made on my own computer that were lost when it was repaired. These files were backed up using HP Easy Backup but apparently my software (Microsoft Vista Home Premium) does not have the function - Restore Files. If you used HP Easy Backup for the backup operation, it's apparent that you need to use the same software program to restore the backup. |
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"clarissa" wrote in message ... Bill As I have tried to explain before the - Restore Files - function does NOT work in my software Vista Home Premium - did you check that out as well? Clarissa Then you need to contact HP as it's their software..... |
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Gordon wrote:
"clarissa" wrote in message ... Hi Gordon Yes it is an HP desk top computer I just bought in Jan/09 and has the Easy Backup function (and button on front of processor) but the software is Microsoft Vista Home Premium which does not have the Restore Files function (apparently only on more advanced version of Vista) - sounds kind of stupid if you ask me but there it is. So my problem - how to restore my files. Clarissa "Gordon" wrote: This really rather begs the question as to why you didn't just copy your "Documents" folder onto some sort of external media rather than use this "HP Backup" application. Unless you have access to either a) the original machine or b) someone-else's XP HP computer I think you may be rather stuffed.... Err, this realy begs the question as to why don't you shove, Err, your sigh head up your Net cop ass? Err. |
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Gordon wrote:
"clarissa" wrote in message ... Bill As I have tried to explain before the - Restore Files - function does NOT work in my software Vista Home Premium - did you check that out as well? Clarissa Then you need to contact HP as it's their software..... Err, sigh that might be a Err good idea Err to contact Hp. Err. |