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1. #How to open iphone backup files in windows 7 2nd hard drive for free
2. #How to open iphone backup files in windows 7 2nd hard drive how to

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Some prefer to move their User folders off of C to make the image smaller so they stay current if you need to reimage C. There is an easy way to mount the System Image to extract files if needed. īesides your files you should back up a System Image to use in place of reinstall in 20 minutes.

#How to open iphone backup files in windows 7 2nd hard drive how to

Here's how to drag, copy or move large groups of files. Or you can drag or copy them to a USB external or flash drive.

#How to open iphone backup files in windows 7 2nd hard drive for free

If you install Google Drive, you can use their new Backup to choose User folders (Documents, Pictures, etc.) to sync up to 15g for free to their cloud in real time. You can also choose to sync the Desktop, Pictures and Documents folders (only) in Settings > Autosave for real time backup. You can drag 5gb for free into OneDrive app to store in the cloud where they are safe from fire and theft. Some suggestions to help ease into this habit: Then have one other Cloud backup so your files are safe from fire and theft and easily accessible via the internet just like email. The safest and most reliable method is to sort your files into their User Folders (Documents, Desktop, Pictures, Downloads, etc) and periodically drag or copy them to external or another hard drive. Select the destination where you would like to back up your user profile. Select the first search result which will be Windows Backup and Restore utility. Go to Windows Start Menu Search and type backup and restore. But they're not the best choices anyway because after ten years in forums I've seen countless times that files are lost trying to restore them, so feel obligated to recommend choices that work much better and are 100% reliable. The Windows Backup method is the easiest method to back up a user profile in Windows 7. The actual restore process is outlined here:įile History, Windows file and Image backup are dysfunctional and may be phased out in a future version. This is but one of the problems that cause the most experience experts to recommend NOT using File History because of the many cases we see where data is lost like this. I'm Greg, an installation specialist and 9 year Windows MVP here to help you.