Cannot back up selected date range due to Win95 cannot do incremental backup.
Cause:
Windows EXCLUDES the date range entered from the backup. Windows 95 cannot do incremental backups, and therefore, entering a date range to be excluded will ensure that only files created or modified since that date are backed up.
Solution:
Click the 'Start' button, select 'Programs', select 'Accessories', select 'System Tools', and select 'Backup'. Click 'OK' twice. Select the 'Settings' menu and select 'File Filtering...'. Select the 'Last Modified Date' check box and modify the date. Select the files to exclude. Click 'OK'.
1) Click the 'Start' button to display the 'Start' menu.
2) Select 'Programs' and select 'Accessories'.
3) Select 'System Tools' and select 'Backup'. (A 'Welcome to Microsoft Backup' window appears.)
4) Click 'OK' to acknowledge the 'Welcome to Microsoft Backup' window.
5) Click 'OK to acknowledge the 'Full System' backup explanation window. (The 'Untitled-Microsoft Backup' dialog box appears.)
NOTE: Steps 4) and 5) may not be necessary if these screens have been previously disabled.
6) Select the 'Settings' menu and select 'File Filtering...'.
7) Select the 'Last Modified Date' check box.
8) Type the date in the 'From' box by doing one or more of the following:
a) Click the month.
b) Type a new month.
c) Press TAB to move to the day field.
d) Type a day.
e) Press TAB to move to the year field.
9) Press TAB to go to the 'To' box.
a) Click the month.
b) Type a new month.
c) Press TAB to move to the day field.
d) Type a day.
e) Press TAB to move to the year field.
10) Select the file types to be excluded from the 'File types' window.
11) Click 'Exclude'. (A list of file types to be excluded appears in the 'Exclude file types' list box.)
12) Click 'OK'.
13) Select the folder, drive, or device to back up.
NOTE: If you select a drive, the 'File Selection' dialog box appears, which begins selecting the contents to back up.
14) Click 'Next Step'. (The 'Where to backup' group appears in the 'Untitled-Microsoft Backup dialog box.)
15) Select the destination drive or device.
16) Click 'Start Backup'. (The 'Backup Set Label' dialog box appears.)
17) Type a name for the backup set label in the 'Backup set' box and click 'OK'.