Nero BackItUp 2 User manual

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Manual Nero BackItUp
Nero AG
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REV 1.0, SW 2.7.3.0
Contents
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Table of contents
1 General information 6
1.1 About the manual 6
1.2 About Nero BackItUp 6
1.3 Versions of Nero BackItUp 7
2 Technical information 9
2.1 System requirements 9
2.2 Disc formats supported 9
2.3 Supported file systems 10
2.4 Supported Source media 10
3 Starting Nero BackItUp 11
3.1 Starting Nero BackItUp via StartSmart 11
3.2 Starting Nero BackItUp directly 11
4 Program interface 12
4.1 Menu bar 12
4.2 Toolbars 13
4.3 Menu icons 14
5 Options window 15
5.1 General tab 16
5.2 Backup tab 17
5.3 Job tab 18
5.4 Restore tab 18
5.5 e-mail notification tab 18
5.5.1 Events - e-mail notification 19
5.6 FTP tab 19
5.7 Expert Mode tab 20
6 File Backup 22
6.1 Basic steps 22
6.2 Selecting files 22
6.2.1 Selecting files in the File Backup screen 22
6.2.2 Selecting files using the backup wizards 24
6.3 Updating a File Backup 25
Contents
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6.3.1 Backup types 27
7 Drive backup 30
7.1 Basic steps 30
7.2 Select drive 30
8 Start backup 32
8.1 Burning a backup to a disc or saving to hard drive 32
8.2 Uploading a backup to an FTP server 35
8.3 Saving the backup as image file 36
8.4 Backup Settings screen 39
8.5 Completing the Backup Wizard screen 41
9 Job 43
9.1 Configuring a job 43
9.1.1 Job Information screen 45
9.2 Editing a job 46
9.3 Job execution 48
10 Verify Backup 49
11 Restoring a backup 51
11.1 Restore screen 51
11.2 Restoring a file backup 52
11.3 Restoring a drive backup 55
11.4 Starting a restore 57
12 Filters 59
12.1 Standard filters 59
12.2 Creating filters 59
12.3 Selecting and combining filters 61
13 File Search 63
14 Nero BackItUp ImageTool 65
14.1 Creating a bootable disc 65
14.2 Starting the Nero BackItUp ImageTool 66
14.3 Program interface 67
14.3.1 Options window 68
14.4 File/Folder window 69
14.5 Drive backup 70
14.5.1 Selecting a drive 70
14.5.2 Burning the backup to a disc or saving it to hard drive 70
14.5.3 Uploading a backup to an FTP server 72
Contents
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14.5.4 Saving a backup as image file 73
14.6 Verifying the drive backup 74
14.7 Restoring a drive backup 75
14.8 Exiting the Nero BackItUp ImageTool 76
15 Other actions 77
15.1 Updating the virus scanner 77
15.2 Erasing a rewritable disc 77
16 List of figures 79
17 Index 80
18 Appendix: Nero BackItUp file extensions 83
19 Contact information 84
General information
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1 General information
1.1 About the manual
This manual is intended for all users who want to learn how to work with Nero BackItUp. It is
process-based and explains how to reach a particular objective on a step-by-basis.
In order to make best use of this manual, please note the following conventions:
Symbol Meaning
Indicates warnings, requirements, or instructions that must be
strictly followed.
Indicates additional information or instructions.
1. Start …
A number at the beginning of a line indicates a request for
action. Carry out these actions in the order specified.
Æ
Indicates an intermediate result.
ÃŽ
Indicates a result.
OK
Indicates text passages or buttons that appear in the program
interface. They are shown in bold print.
Chapter
Indicates references to other chapters. They are executed as
links and are shown in red and underlined.
[…] Indicates keyboard shortcuts for entering commands.
1.2 About Nero BackItUp
Nero BackItUp Is a program for backing up and restoring data. Nero BackItUp saves files,
(file backup), as well as programs and operating systems (drive backup).
Open files can be backed up with the shadow copy feature, while you continue to work on
the file. You can burn the backup to a disc, or save it to hard drive, or on an FTP server.
Saving as image file is also possible. With Nero BackItUp you can verify that the backed up
data is complete and correct at any time.
Use Nero BackItUp to set up jobs for regular data backup that are executed automatically.
Nero BackItUp can create bootable discs, and if necessary it can restore a previously
backed up system.
General information
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1.3 Versions of Nero BackItUp
Two different versions of Nero BackItUp are available:
Nero BackItUp and Nero BackItUp Essentials.
Nero BackItUp offers the full range of features, as the are described in this manual.
Nero BackItUp Essentials offers a limited feature set. The program interface is supported
by wizards and offers a simple introduction to the various tasks.
Fig. 1: Nero Back¬It¬Up Essentials program interface
You can execute the following tasks with Nero BackItUp Essentials:

Create and update a file backup

Create a drive backup

Restore a backup

Create a job and manage jobs
Use the More button to open the extended section. This section offers the following options:
Configure
Opens the Options window (see
Options window), where you can
specify settings for working with Nero BackItUp.
Erase Disc
Erases a rewritable disc.
Disc Info
Displays information on the inserted disc, such as content (if any),
sessions and capacity.
General information
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Cover
Designer
Launches Nero CoverDesigner with which you can create labels and
inlays. Information about a current backup, such as number, and
names of the files are incorporated into the document data.
Create
Bootable Disc
Creates a bootable disc (see
Creating a bootable disc).
Compared with the full version Nero BackItUp Essentials does not offer the following
features:
File Backup
 Backup from Windows
®
Explorer via the Shell context menu
 File selection via clicking and dragging
 Shadow Copy
 FTP support
 Automatic PC shut down after the backup
 Backing up access rights (of NTFS-formatted data media)
 File search
 Selected files view
Drive Backup
 Drive backup in the Nero ImageTool
 FTP support
Restore
 Restoration of backed up access rights (on NTFS-formatted data media)
 Adapting to the hard drive size.
 Displaying files in tree structure.
 Restore at the selected location
Jobs
 Backup when logging onto the system
 Warning if there is insufficient storage space on the disc
General Features
 Verify Backup
 Calendar
 Other filters
 Use the last filter setting
 Add new files in incremental backup
 Save profiles
 Script support
 Encryption
 Set compression level
 Ignore time difference when comparing files
 e-mail Notification
 Virus scanner
 Sounds to indicate various events
 Reset archive bit after a backup
Technical information
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2 Technical information
2.1 System requirements
Nero BackItUp is installed together with the Nero suite and its system requirements are the
same. You can find more detailed information on the system requirements in the Nero
QuickStart Guide.
Optional:

CD and/or DVD/DVD-RAM recorder

LightScribe
®
-capable recorder (LightScribe
®
host software must be installed) and
LightScribe
®
-capable disc

LabelFlashâ„¢ recorder and Labelflashâ„¢ capable disc

Blu-ray recorder and disc

HD DVD recorder and HD DVD
Installation of the latest WHQL-certified device drivers is recommended. WHQL stands for
Windows Hardware Quality Labs and means that the device driver certified by Microsoft
®
is
compatible with Microsoft
®
Windows
®
and the relevant hardware.
2.2 Disc formats supported
Nero BackItUp supports the following disc formats:
Burning backup
to disc
Creating a bootable
disc
Erasing a rewritable disc
 CD
 DVD
 HD DVD
 Blu-Ray Disc
 CD
 DVD (except DVD-R DL)
 CD-RW
 DVD+/-RW
 DVD-RAM
The disc type that is actually supported depends on the burner used.
With Nero image recorder, which is installed in Nero BackItUp, you will always be able to
create an image file - even if you have not installed a burner.
Technically it is not possible to make an HD-DVD or Blu-ray disc bootable because these
discs use the UDF file system.
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2.3 Supported file systems
Nero BackItUp supports the following file systems:

For backup and restore
Backup and restore of a file backup
Drive backup and restore of a drive
backup
 FAT16
 FAT32
 NTFS
 FAT16
 FAT32
 NTFS
 ext2/3
 ext4
 ReiserFS
 XFS
 JFS
Junction points are supported from NTFS version 5.

When saving drive backups and image files to a disk
with Nero BackItUp with Nero BackItUp ImageTool
 FAT16
 FAT32
 NTFS
 FAT16
 FAT32
 ext2/3
 ext4
 ReiserFS
 XFS
 JFS
2.4 Supported Source media
Basically the following source media is supported for backups:

Disc (see Disc formats supported)

Internal hard drive

External hard drive

USB hard drive

FireWire
®
hard drive

Network drive (LAN)

Removable media

FTP server (if you have entered an FTP server in the options (see FTP tab)

Image file (if you have selected the Activate image recorder as target check box (see
General tab)
Starting Nero BackItUp
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3 Starting Nero BackItUp
3.1 Starting Nero BackItUp via StartSmart
To start Nero BackItUp via Nero StartSmart, proceed as follows:
1. Click on the Nero StartSmart icon.
Æ The Nero StartSmart window is opened.
2. Click on the arrow button in the left margin of the window.
Æ The extended section will open.
Fig. 2: Nero StartSmart
3. Select the Nero BackItUp entry from the Applications list box.
Æ The Nero BackItUp window is opened.
ÃŽ You have launched Nero BackItUp via Nero StartSmart.
3.2 Starting Nero BackItUp directly
To start Nero BackItUp directly, proceed as follows:
1. If you are using the Windows-XP Start menu, click on the menu Start > All Programs >
Nero 7 (Premium) > Data > Nero BackItUp.
If you are using the traditional Start menu, click on the menu Start > Programs > Nero 7
(Premium) > Data > Nero BackItUp..
Æ The Nero BackItUp window is opened.
ÃŽ You have launched Nero BackItUp.
Program interface
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4 Program interface
The Nero BackItUp program interface is the starting point for all actions that you perform
using .Nero BackItUp. The program interface consists of the menu bar, toolbars, the
Options list box, and a screen with varying content (depending on which menu icon is
selected in the Options list box).
Fig. 3: Nero BackItUp - Program interface - Home screen
4.1 Menu bar
The menu bar offers the following menus:
File
Opens the File menu, which provides file-related functions, such as
open and print, (only from the Restore screen), and close. In
addition you can set the options, import and export, as well as start
Nero CoverDesigner.
Edit
Opens the Edit menu, which offers editing tasks for files such as
Select, Remove Select, Delete and Show Properties. In addition
you can search for specific files.
View
Opens the View menu where you can display toolbars and go to
different screens.
Tools
Opens the Tools menu where you can start wizards. In addition
you can display information about the inserted disc, erase a
rewritable disc, and create a bootable disc.
Help
Opens the Help menu that offers Help options. In addition you can
update the antivirus scanner and enter a new serial number if
necessary.
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4.2 Toolbars
The toolbars offer the following icons and setting options:
Tools toolbar
New Window
Opens a list box with the menu icons that are also available in the
program interface. When you click on one of these icons a new
window will open with the appropriate screen.
Wizards
Opens a list box with the menu icons File Backup, Drive Backup,
Restore, Jobs, and Verification. When you click on one of the
icons, a window with the appropriate wizard will open.
Standard toolbar
In the Home, and Wizards screens: Selects an existing backup in
order to restore it, to verify, or to create a job from it. File backups
can also be updated.
In the File Backup screen: Selects an existing file backup and
opens the Backup Summary window that shows whether changes
have been made since the backup and which changes have been
made.
In the Drive Backup screen: Selects an existing drive backup and
transfers it to the screen.
In the Restore screen:Selects an existing backup and transfers it
into the screen.
Deletes the selected backup or job from the backup list or job list.
This button is available in the screens Home, Restore, and Job.
Launches Nero CoverDesigner, which you can use to create labels
and covers. Information about a current backup, such as number,
and names of the files, are incorporated into the document data.
Nero CoverDesigner is an application in the Nero 7 Suite and is
automatically installed during the main installation procedure. For
further information refer to the Nero CoverDesigner manual.
Displays information on the disc inserted, such as sessions,
content (if any), and capacity.
Opens the File Search window, which offers the possibility to
search for specific files on your computer.
This button is available in the File Backup. and Restore screens.
Updates the information on drives and connected devices.
This button is available in the Drive Backup screen.
Help toolbar
Opens the About Nero BackItUp window, which displays the
version number among other things.
Backup toolbar
View
Selects a view for the files that will be displayed.
This list box is available in the File Backup and Restore screens.
Profile
Selects a profile, and thus the filters and settings that are assigned
to that profile (see
Backup tab).
This list box is available in the File Backup screen.
Program interface
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Address toolbar
Address
Selects a start folder for display of the folders/files in the File
Backup screen.
This icon is available in the File Backup screen.
4.3 Menu icons
The following menu icons are available in the Options list box.
Home
Displays the Home screen, which offers an overview of the
last backups and next jobs. The following icons are used:
- Executed backup
- Executed job
- Planned job
- Deactivated job
Wizards
Displays the Wizards screen where you can start the wizards.
File Backup
Displays the File Backup screen where you can select files
for backup and start the file backup.
Drive Backup
Displays the Drive Backup screen where you can select
drives for backup and start the drive backup.
Restore
Displays the Restore screen where you can select a backup
to restore and start the restore.
Jobs
Displays the Jobs screen, which offers an overview of
pending jobs and an opportunity to add jobs.
Calendar
Displays the Calendar screen, which offers a calendar
overview of planned and executed jobs and restores. You can
also add jobs and start the restore.
Job names are displayed in different colors, which mean the
following:
green - Successfully executed job
red - Failed job
blue - Planned Job
gray - Deactivated Job
Options window
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5 Options window
You can specify options for working with Nero BackItUp in the Options window. You can
open the window via the menu File > Options.
Fig .4: Options window
The Options window consists of the following tabs:
Tab Description
General
Offers general options for working with Nero BackItUp (see
General tab).
Backup
Offers options such as profile and filter selection for the
backups (see
Backup tab).
Job
Offers options for job execution (see
Job tab).
Restore
Offers options for restoring files. Here you can specify the
procedure for restoring a file that already exists on the
computer (see
Restore tab).
Log File
Offers options for the log file. Here you can specify the
information that the log file will contain and where it will be
saved.
File Filters
Offers the possibility of creating, changing, or removing
filters.
e-mail notification
Offers the possibility of setting up e-mail notifications that are
triggered by different events (see
e-mail notification tab).
Options window
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FTP
Configures an FTP server (see
FTP tab).
Cache
Offers options for the cache. Here you can specify where the
files will be cached. In addition you can activate the backup
database and specify a path for it.
Expert mode
Offers expert settings for working with Nero BackItUp (see
Expert Mode tab).
We recommend that you only change the default settings if
you have extensive knowledge in the areas of file backup
and burning.
Sounds
Offers selection possibilities for sounds that will be played for
certain events.
The backup database stores the backup names, the backup size. as well as name and
path of all files contained therein. The backup database is used to search for a specific file
(via the
button) for restore, for example.
5.1 General tab
The General tab offers general setting options for working with Nero BackItUp. The following
setting options are available:
Activate image
recorder as target
Activates the image recorder as possible target for a
backup.
Show tooltips
Shows quick info in a bubble when you pause on a screen
element with the mouse.
Enable Nero
BackItUp in shell
context menu
Enables starting of Nero BackItUp via the shell context
menu. The shell context menu opens when you right click
on a folder in Windows
®
.
Use maximum
available speed
when burning a disc
Burns the disc at the maximum possible speed.
Ignore time
difference when
comparing files
For file verification after backup the system ignores a time
difference in the file properties. (For example such a time
difference could occur if the file is very large and the backup
via Nero BackItUp took a certain amount of time.) In the text
box, specify the time difference in seconds up to which the
file will be recognized as identical.
List box
Specifies whether the system will be switched off, and
when.
Show all message
boxes
Shows all messages that you have deactivated.
Thread priority slider
Specifies the priority of Nero BackItUp processes in the
system. If the Idle value is selected Nero BackItUp
processes will only be started if there are no other (i.e. only
standard) processes running in the system.
Comments
Offers the possibility of entering a standard comment.
Options window
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The burner you are using will determine which disc type (CD, DVD, HD DVD and/or Blu-
ray disc) can be burned.
With the image recorder installed in Nero BackItUp, you are always able to create an
image, even if you have not installed a burner. The Nero Image recorder is also suitable for
creating an image of a disc type not supported by the installed burner. Thus you can create
a DVD image, for instance, without having installed a DVD burner.
5.2 Backup tab
The Backup tab offers setting options for backups. The following setting options are
available:
Backup Profile Selection section
Default Profile
Selects a profile as default profile for backups. A profile
consists of certain filters and settings in the Options or
Extended Options sections.
Save
Saves a changed profile under a new name.
This button is only active if you have changed settings in
the Options or Extended Options sections.
Remove
Deletes the selected profile.
The default profile cannot be deleted.
Options section
Perform virus scan
before backup
Check the files and performs a virus scan before the
backup.
Encrypt backup
Encrypts the backup, you must configure a password.
Verify data after
backup
After backup verifies whether the data are complete and
readable.
Compress data
before backup
Compresses the data before backup.
Compression
Settings
Specifies the level of compression.
Extended Options section
File Filters
Shows the filters of the profile that you have selected in the
Default Profile combo box.
Add/Remove
Opens the Select File Filters window where you can add
profiles to the filter or remove them from the filter (see
Selecting and combining filters).
Do not backup
empty folders
Excludes empty folders from the backup.
Add new files in
incremental or
differential backup
Adds new files to the backup when you select the backup
types Incremental backup or Differential backup.
Create backup in old
format
Creates the backup in the older Nero BackItUp 1.0 format
and activates the check box Use 8.3 file names for
backup.
Use 8.3 file names
for backup
Saves the backup in a DOS compatible format.
Options window
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5.3 Job tab
The following setting options for job execution are available on the Job tab:
Display Nero
BackItUp Scheduler
icon in system tray
Shows an icon for the Nero BackItUp Scheduler in the
system tray.
Display a warning
before writing to a
disc
Before executing the job the system will display a dialog
box with an appropriate message and will only burn the disc
after the message is confirmed.
Always use updated
settings from
preferences
Uses the latest option settings for job execution.
If this check box is not selected then the settings will be
used that were active at the time of configuration.
Display a warning
when less than the
following space is
available on target
drive
Warns if there is insufficient free space on the backup
target. In the text box specify the minimum storage space
that must be available.
Keep last versions of
the same full backup
on hard drive
Specifies the number of full backups that are saved on the
hard drive.
5.4 Restore tab
On the Restore tab you can specify what will occur when restoring a file if this file already
exists on the computer. The following setting options are available.
Do not replace the
file on my computer
Does not restore the backup file; the file on the computer
remains intact.
Replace local file
with the backup file
if local file is older
Replaces the file on the computer with the backup file only if
the backup file is more recent.
We recommend selecting this option.
Always replace the
file on my computer
Restores the backup file; the file on the computer will be
overwritten.
Delete target folder
before restore
Deletes the target folder before restore and then restores
the backup files.
Ask for each file
Opens a dialog box for each questionable file. You can
choose whether the file will be replaced with the backup
copy.
Create backups
(*.bak) before
overwriting files
Creates a backup copy of the files in BAK format before
they are overwritten.
5.5 e-mail notification tab
The e-mail notification tab offers the possibility of setting up e-mail notification if various
events occur. The following setting options are available:
Enable e-mail
notifications
Enables sending of e-mail notifications.
Options window
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e-mail settings
Specifies settings for sending e-mail, such as server name
and sender.
Add
Specifies when and to whom an e-mail will be sent. You can
specify the events that will trigger an e-mail notification (see
Events - e-mail notification).
Change
Changes the selected entry.
Delete
Deletes the selected entry.
5.5.1 Events - e-mail notification
Automatic e-mail notifications can be configured for certain events. You can add events on
the e-mail notification tab in the Options window (File > Options), The following events
are available for selection:

Backup process completed successfully.

Backup process completed. Some files could not be backed up.

Backup process completed successfully but verification process has failed.

The backup was completed successfully, however several files were changed between
backup and verification. This can occur if the selected partition/hard drive was not locked
before the backup.

Backup process failed.

Restore process completed successfully.

Restore process has been started successfully. The changes on the restored volumes
may be updated after system restart.

The restore process has failed.

The restore process has been aborted by the user.

The data verification process has been completed successfully.

The verification process has been completed but some files could not be verified.

The data verification process has failed.

Restore process has been completed successfully. The changes on the restored volumes
may possibly be updated after system restart.
5.6 FTP tab
On the FTP tab you can add, change, or delete FTP servers. The following setting options
are available:
Enable usage of
remote hosts for
backup and restore
Activate the Remote Hosts section.
Remote hosts
Shows the FTP servers that have been configured.
New
Opens the Remote Host Settings window where you can
enter an FTP server. You can only accept the FTP server if
a connection has been established with the Test button.
Remove / Change
Removes/Changes a selected FTP server.
Options window
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Proxy Settings
Specifies the proxy settings. If you use a local proxy you
can configure it.
Maximum archive
size:
Specifies the maximum size for backups on FTP servers.
The created FTP servers will be saved when creating a bootable CD/DVD and will be
transferred into the appropriate Nero BackItUp ImageTool. (The network must be
configured in the options to activate the FTP servers in Nero BackItUp ImageTool).
5.7 Expert Mode tab
The Expert Mode tab offers more extensive setting options for working with Nero BackItUp.
The following check boxes are available:
Do not use
temporary storage
for compression
The system will not store temporary files in the cache.
Back up access
rights of files and
folders
Also backs up the access rights of files and folders, if such
rights have been configured..
This feature can only be executed if the data medium is
formatted in NTFS format.
Use CRC checksum
for file comparison
Verifies the CRC checksum when restoring and replacing
files and thus increases the certainty that the same file will
be replaced.
If the check box is not selected then only the file name will
be compared.
Reset archive bit of
files and folders
Resets the archive bit of files and folders to the value 0.
Enable scripting
Enables scripting and the Settings buttons.
Settings
Opens the Scripting Settings dialog box. This is where
you can select and specify whether they will be executed
before or after a certain process.
Do not eject the disc
after the backup
Does not eject the disc after the backup.
Erase rewritable disc
automatically when
required
Erases a rewritable disc, if there is no longer adequate
space for the backup. Prior to erasing a dialog box will be
displayed that offers the option of not erasing the rewritable
disc.
Wait time
Specifies how long the dialog box will wait for an entry
before Nero BackItUp will erase the rewritable disc.
Enable intelligent
compression
Activates intelligent compression and activates the Settings
button.
Settings
Opens the Intelligent Compression Filter dialog box. Here
you specify which file types will not be compressed when
backing up.
Use shadow copy for
file backup
Establishes a shadow copy for the file backup, i.e. open
files that are being worked on can be saved.
Scan file
accessibility before
file backup
Verifies whether the files can be accessed, prior to backup.
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Nero BackItUp 2 User manual

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