Delete the existing backups and Backup again. The purpose of backups is to
have a current up to date copy of your data.
--
Andre
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"JamieMac" <JamieMac@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Probably a simple problem but man is it frustrating me!
> I have a Vista Premium on a laptop and I have set a nightly back up of
> most
> of my file types to my D: drive. Problem is that after about 5 days it
> says
> its full.
>
> Now I woul dhave thought there should be a way to do a sort of rolling
> back
> up so that it keeps say a few days worth and then overwrites older backups
> thus not filling up the drive and then refusing to do any more backups?
>
> Any help MUCH appreciated. It seemed so simple?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jamie[/color]