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After reading Scott's post and re-reading your original again, I reply here under the presumption that you are backing up your entire PC so that you are able to restore the entire environment in case of a HD failure. If that is the case, you should not be backing up within the Windows environment. Windows locks many objects that (normally) cannot be saved while Windows is active. I will stop here and suggest that anyone still interested should check out the PC-tech archives and search for "image backups" or "BootItNG". hth, db
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