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Looks good. I'll have to check it out furnter. Thanks for sending that.

Yeah, apparently the subsequent backups remove anything that's on the previous backups but not on the later ones. It works well for my situation. But, there could be a problem if something has been deleted that wasn't supposed to be deleted. However, it could probably be restored from the...

Hello Rclarke250 - You know I think you might be incorrect about the deleted files and folders being restored. I did a little test on a folder from which I knew I’d deleted a sub-folder after the original backup, but before the first differential backup. I created a folder called “Backup test,”...

OK, Thanks for the clarification. The problem is, I've got lots of folders and files, and I'm allways re-organizing. I guess I'll just have to do full backups quite often. Thanks for your help! --Jim

Hi, Thanks for sending the reply. However, I don't see anything in the link you provided about the files that I've deleted. If all or some of those deleted files are restored, all my organizing will have been in vain. Do you know if backup remembers my deletions, and therefore won't restore...

Hi, I've been doing a lot of organizing of my personal files and folders. While I've been doing this, I've been backing everything up using the backup program supplied with Windows 2k Pro. I first did a normal backup, then I did one or two diffential backups. And, lately I've been doing...

OK, that's great that it's so easy to fix. I did indeed format the drive as a FAT. I vaguely remember something about 4 GB max on FAT files. I'll convert it to NTFS, and I should be back in business. Thank you much for the info. I'll keep watching for a reply on the 2nd question. Take care. --Jim

Hi, I'm trying to do a normal backup of 12 GB of data on a 20 GB external hard drive. For some reason, the backup program gets a little over 4 GB done, and then says the disc is full, which is not true. I can do another backup with a different 4 GB of files on the same drive, without deleting...