After a system crash.I restored the bootloader with a cd.dindn't remember how, and perhaps it installed a vrong bootloader.bcd etc.

In the end the system had: 1 ssd and one hdd.an I kept also the old win7 as a hidden partition on hdd.

Some time ago I upgraded my system with a SSD and I moved the entire C win 7 partition to SSD. Had the same issue with backup over the lan.ending with

Like they said in at least one post I found, 'it may not be for everyone'. I don't know, to me it's still confusing but basically I read it that you don't tell it full or incremental, it just does it. so it appears that if you just set up ONE backup it is supposed to be smart enough to only update blocks that have changed. How does Windows choose which files to back up?: Refer the below links to know how Windows 7 backup and restore process works:īackup and restore: frequently asked questions: If you're saving your backups on a hard drive or network location, Windows Backup will create a new, full backup for you automatically when needed. Windows Backup will add new or changed information to your subsequent backups. The backup Windows 7 follows is incremental backup. To me it sounds like you are trying to make it do something it was never intended to do and I have no idea who you could ask to help.įrom a post in Microsoft Forums, Samhrutha G, Microsoft Support says. For me I am satisfied with a weekly Windows Back-up while I'm asleep. There are at least a couple Macrium Reflect supporters here hopefully they can offer more in-site on that product. Macrium also does full back-ups, but, from what I have heard, a lot faster. This means, using it as I understand it was intended, doing a full back-up. I'm not saying it can't be done but to my knowledge it isn't how it was designed. I see no options in Windows Back-up to do Incremental Back-ups and no way to say back up only these files 6 days a week and back up everything on Sunday. This is not what it was designed to do it is meant to perform unattended back-ups of all the selected files. If you unselect all the system default files then when it writes this back-up, what you want to be an incremental back-up may wipe out your full back-up, plus you then have to go set it back up once a week for a full back-up. By default it picks what to back-up but you can specify extra files & folders. As far as I can see it's purpose is to back up everything selected and run that on a schedule. I guess my question would be, how do you use Windows Back-up to ONLY back up a folder 6 days a week and have it do a full back-up the other day.

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