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copy .BKF to another drive
Name: ben8j2p Date: June 25, 2007 at 11:14:09 Pacific OS: SBS 2003 CPU/Ram: Pent D 2.4/1.0GB Product: Dell/Poweredge
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I am trying to copy our backup files and paste them to an external hard drive. The reason is for off-site storage. However, when I try to copy the ".bkf" file to this drive I get the, "The parameter is incorrect" error. Anyone know why this is happening and a solution to the problem. Thanks in advance. :)
Name: wanderer Date: June 25, 2007 at 11:21:39 Pacific
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How big is the file? Is the external drive fat32? Can you copy anything to the external drive? Can you copy the bkf file to another location on the disk it resides on now?
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Name: ben8j2p Date: June 25, 2007 at 11:31:17 Pacific
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Ahhhh... I could have sworn I formatted that drive NTFS, but it was in FAT32... It's working now... :) Thanks
Summary: What else works, using ntbackup, is creating the backup, then using a batch file to move/copy it to another PC. I created a batchfile that runs the backup using ntbackup, creates a mapped network dri...
Summary: No you can't do that with ntbackup. But what you can do is create the backup on the PC being backed up and then use a batch file to copy it to another PC. Then, if you need to restore it and the bac...
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