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Guest Bob Felton
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Original Posting: 6/12/2007

2nd Request Posting: 6/25/07

 

Is it possible to exclude one or more folders (non-system use folders)

of the system drive (c:) during an ASR backup? There is nothing in

the GUI to allow doing this. Is there by chance a registry hack to

allow it? Thanks.

 

Additional with 2nd request posting: Or, is there some way to

generate the ASR diskette without doing an actual ASR backup?

 

Platform: Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2. Thanks.

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Guest Mark
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RE: 3rd Request: ASR Backup Question

 

I think that you need to do an NT Backup to have the ability to selectively

exclude/include files and directories during the backup procedure. Not 100%

sure though.

 

 

 

"Bob Felton" wrote:

> Original Posting: 6/12/2007

> 2nd Request Posting: 6/25/07

>

> Is it possible to exclude one or more folders (non-system use folders)

> of the system drive (c:) during an ASR backup? There is nothing in

> the GUI to allow doing this. Is there by chance a registry hack to

> allow it? Thanks.

>

> Additional with 2nd request posting: Or, is there some way to

> generate the ASR diskette without doing an actual ASR backup?

>

> Platform: Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2. Thanks.

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> Bob Felton

>

Guest Bob Felton
Posted

Re: 3rd Request: ASR Backup Question

 

Yes, that is what I'm forced to do, also including system state data.

However, that does not create the files needed to make an ASR

diskette. In Windows XP and Server 2003, the only way to create an

ASR diskette (or even just create the files in c:\windows\repair) is

to use the ASR Wizard in Windows Backup and that doesn't offer the

ability to exclude any folders, it defaults to backing up c:\*.*

 

Since no one has posted a solution, I guess there is no hack to allow

generating the ASR files without doing an ASR backup or a hack to

allow excluding any folders while doing an ASR backup.

 

 

On Mon, 9 Jul 2007 07:18:07 -0700, Mark

<Mark@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I think that you need to do an NT Backup to have the ability to selectively

>exclude/include files and directories during the backup procedure. Not 100%

>sure though.

>

>

>

>"Bob Felton" wrote:

>

>> Original Posting: 6/12/2007

>> 2nd Request Posting: 6/25/07

>>

>> Is it possible to exclude one or more folders (non-system use folders)

>> of the system drive (c:) during an ASR backup? There is nothing in

>> the GUI to allow doing this. Is there by chance a registry hack to

>> allow it? Thanks.

>>

>> Additional with 2nd request posting: Or, is there some way to

>> generate the ASR diskette without doing an actual ASR backup?

>>

>> Platform: Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2. Thanks.

>> --

>> Bob Felton

>>

 

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Bob Felton


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