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3. Change the settings and click OK when you are done. Click Finish.
Deleting a backup set
If you created a Safe & Sound backup set as a protected volume file, you
cannot delete it in My Computer or Windows Explorer. You can only delete the
protected volume file using Safe & Sound.
cannot delete it in My Computer or Windows Explorer. You can only delete the
protected volume file using Safe & Sound.
If you created a Safe & Sound backup set as a directory, you should still delete
it using Safe & Sound; however, you can also delete the backup directory via
My Computer or Windows Explorer.
it using Safe & Sound; however, you can also delete the backup directory via
My Computer or Windows Explorer.
To delete a backup set:
1. Start Safe & Sound.
2. Click Next > while the Delete a Backup Set radio button is selected.
3. Select the backup set to delete and click Finish. Then click Yes to confirm
the deletion.
Repairing and rebuilding a backup set
If you encounter a problem with the backup set itself, you can repair or rebuild
it. For example, if your computer crashes while the backup is being created or
updated automatically, the backup’s contents may be incomplete or damaged.
Safe & Sound automatically checks the backup’s integrity when you start
Windows. If it is damaged, Safe & Sound starts and asks if you want to repair
the backup set.
it. For example, if your computer crashes while the backup is being created or
updated automatically, the backup’s contents may be incomplete or damaged.
Safe & Sound automatically checks the backup’s integrity when you start
Windows. If it is damaged, Safe & Sound starts and asks if you want to repair
the backup set.
To repair or rebuild a backup set:
1. Start McAfee Utilities Safe & Sound utility and click Next > while the
Repair or Rebuild Backup Set radio button is selected.
2. Do one of the following:
•
Click the Repair button and click Next > if you can see the backup
set in My Computer or Windows Explorer, but the information is
somehow damaged. For example, if a backup was not finished due
to a power outage or computer crash.
set in My Computer or Windows Explorer, but the information is
somehow damaged. For example, if a backup was not finished due
to a power outage or computer crash.
•
Click the Rebuild button and click Next > if you can no longer see
the backup set (for example if the protected volume file is no longer
visible in My Computer or Windows Explorer).
the backup set (for example if the protected volume file is no longer
visible in My Computer or Windows Explorer).