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Saving a restore point

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A notebook is protected using VEB.
I made a backup before upgrading to Windows 10.
The upgrade was successfull, but I can't say that no problem will arise in the future.
Te testore point made before upgrading will be removed as I keep a limited number of restore points.
Is there any way to save the restore point made before upgrading to Windowsw 10 and keep it somewhere offline for possible future use?
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Re: Saving a restore point

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Hi Marius,

Was it an incremental (VIB) or full backup (VBK) that you've made? If it was a VBK file, then you can offload/copy this entire file to another storage device. If that was an incremental run (VIB), then you to copy the entire backup chain you have.

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Re: Saving a restore point

Post by Gostev » 1 person likes this post

The ideal way of achieving this was performing an "ad-hoc" backup before the upgrade... sorry that my advice is completely useless to you right now, but may be something to keep in mind in future.
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Re: Saving a restore point

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Thank you.
Next time I'll perform an "ad hoc" backup.
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