I would like to use the built-in Windows 7 Backup utility. I have different PC's and both 32x and 64x, so my problem isn't the machine or OS.
The problem I have is that as I backup my laptop, after a few backups (it seems random), if I try to open and restore anything from the backup, it tells me the backup is corrupted. It's weird to begin with that Windows doesn't check this.
I assume this is something about the DATA that is being backed up (e.g, maybe some kind of archive files it can't handle). I guess this because I've used ROBOCOPY, SYNCTOY, and bzip/7zip (Cygwin) and they work fine.
Any ideas, thoughts, etc. would be appreciate it. Otherwise, I'll just keep using ROBOCOPY/SYNCTOY. Unless you've got a really really awesome shareware thing
The problem I have is that as I backup my laptop, after a few backups (it seems random), if I try to open and restore anything from the backup, it tells me the backup is corrupted. It's weird to begin with that Windows doesn't check this.
I assume this is something about the DATA that is being backed up (e.g, maybe some kind of archive files it can't handle). I guess this because I've used ROBOCOPY, SYNCTOY, and bzip/7zip (Cygwin) and they work fine.
Any ideas, thoughts, etc. would be appreciate it. Otherwise, I'll just keep using ROBOCOPY/SYNCTOY. Unless you've got a really really awesome shareware thing