Why HP Recommends Users Preserve the Recovery Partition
Why Some Users May Desire to Remove the Recovery Partition
How to Remove the Recovery Partition
Uninstall
What is Removed
How to Uninstall
Glossary
Entire Drive Backup
Initial Recovery Point
Recovery Point
Recovery Partition
Recovery Disc Set
Introduction
The HP Backup and Recovery Manager is an easy-to-use, versatile
application that allows you to back up and recover the primary hard drive
on the PC. The application works within Windows to create backups of
Windows, all applications, and all data files. Backups can be scheduled to
occur automatically at designated intervals, or they can be initiated
manually. Important files can be archived separately from regular
backups. Recovery Points and File Backups can be copied to CD or DVD
discs, if the appropriate hardware is installed, while all backups can be
copied to network or secondary hard disks. All of these features make the
HP Backup and Recovery Manager a necessary tool to ensure the security
of your data.
Installation
The HP Backup and Recovery Manager is available in two forms:
1.
Shipped preinstalled on the computer
2.
Shipped with HP add-on hardware
How to Install
When preinstalled on the computer, HP Backup and Recovery Manager is
automatically part of the Recovery Partition and when created, the
Recovery Disc Set. This application is already resident on the computer
and will be automatically deployed again when the system is recovered.
When included as part of an HP hardware purchase, the HP Backup and
Recovery Manager is easily installed by running the setup.exe application
from the CD.
Language Support
HP supports the following languages for the HP Backup and Recovery
Manager:
Arabic
German
Polish
Brazilian Portuguese
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
Finnish
French
Greek
Hebrew
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Norwegian
HP Backup and Recovery Manager
Portuguese
Russian
Simplified Chinese
Spanish
Swedish
Traditional Chinese
Turkish
The HP Backup and Recovery Manager is a highly versatile application for
ensuring the continued security of the system hard drive. Backups can be
scheduled to occur automatically at designated intervals, or they can be
initiated manually.
Recovery Points are created to back up the entire system
•
incrementally
Entire Drive Backups are created to back up the entire system in
•
a single archive.
File Backups are created to back up individual files.
•
Recovery Points and File Backups can be saved to CD or DVD, if the
appropriate hardware is installed, while all backups can be copied to
network or secondary hard disks.
Reminders
Upon installation, the HP Backup and Recovery Manager will remind the
user to create the Recovery Disc Set immediately to ensure that there is a
backup in a place other than the primary hard drive. This reminder can be
delayed for a week at a time. On the fourth display, an additional option
appears. Selecting this option disables the reminder permanently.
Note: HP highly recommends creating the Recovery Disc Set immediately.
Scheduled Backups
The HP Backup and Recovery Manager provides a convenient scheduling
utility. Once configured, scheduled backups require no user intervention.
HP recommends that the backup schedule be created immediately to
ensure continued system and data security.
What Can Be Scheduled?
Any backup that can be created manually can be scheduled. These
include:
Recovery Points
•
Entire Drive Backups
•
File Backups
•
When Can Backups Be Scheduled?
HP Backup and Recovery Manager provides a variety of scheduling options:
1.
Daily - time specified
2.
Weekly - time and day specified
3.
Monthly - 1
st
or 15th and time specified
4.
At Windows Startup - after a delay
5.
On Docking - For select HP Notebooks
How to Create Schedules
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