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Did you try to reinstall the EZ software? perhaps you accidentally removed (a part of) a program. Then try to restor the data again.

In NTI Backup Now EZ 7, the "override old backups" option is not available. NTI Backup Now EZ is designed to create incremental backups, which means it only backs up new or modified files since the last backup. When you run a backup with NTI Backup Now EZ, it automatically detects and backs up only the changes made to your files, ensuring an efficient backup process. This approach helps save storage space by not duplicating unchanged files. If you want to create a full backup instead of an incremental one, you can delete the existing backup files manually and perform a new backup. However, keep in mind that this will consume more storage space and increase the backup time. It's worth noting that the available options and features may vary slightly depending on the version and configuration of NTI Backup Now EZ you are using. If you have a specific requirement or need further assistance, I recommend referring to the product's documentation or contacting NTI's customer support for precise instructions.

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Try downloading the program called "Recuva" by Ccleaner it should help recover everything you have, also try going to your drive letter and right click and it should say fix disk errors then just fix the disk errors those two things should work

There are 3 possible reasons why you are getting this error message:1. An invalid character in QuickBooks installation path.2. An incorrect path setting in the Windows registry.3.Insufficient hard drive space available to install the QuickBooks program.To fix this problem, please do the following:

1. Restart your computer, and reinstall QuickBooks.
2. Confirm that at least 2.5 GB of disk space is available for installing QuickBooks (Quickbooks 2010 requires 1.5GB of disk space):
   1. Double-click the Computer (for Windows 7 or Vista) or My Computer (for Windows XP) icon on your Windows desktop.
   2. Note the amount of free space shown in the window next to the drive letter where QuickBooks is being installed:
      • If the amount of free space is less than 1 GB, free up disk space before installing QuickBooks or install QuickBooks on a different drive.
      • If the amount of free space is greater than 1 GB, proceed with step 2.
3. Remove invalid characters from the QuickBooks installation path:
   1. Right-click the Windows Start button and select Explore.
   2. Navigate to the path shown in the error:
   3. • If there are non-alphanumeric characters in the name of any folder in the installation path, right-click the folder and select Rename to remove them, and then reinstall QuickBooks.
      • If there are only alphanumeric characters in the installation path, proceed with step 3.
4. Create a new user in Windows to rewrite any Windows registry settings that may be causing the error and log in as that user to install QuickBooks.

Note: You must be logged in as a Windows administrator or as a member of the Administrator group to add a new user.

If this solution does not resolve the issue, you can read discussions and post messages and questions relating to your issue on the Intuit QuickBooks Community site for free, or you can contact a technical support agent for additional guidance. Fees may apply.

1. Restart your computer, and reinstall QuickBooks.
2. Confirm that at least 2.5 GB of disk space is available for installing QuickBooks (Quickbooks 2010 requires 1.5GB of disk space):
   1. Double-click the Computer (for Windows 7 or Vista) or My Computer (for Windows XP) icon on your Windows desktop.
   2. Note the amount of free space shown in the window next to the drive letter where QuickBooks is being installed:
      • If the amount of free space is less than 1 GB, free up disk space before installing QuickBooks or install QuickBooks on a different drive.
      • If the amount of free space is greater than 1 GB, proceed with step 2.
3. Remove invalid characters from the QuickBooks installation path:
   1. Right-click the Windows Start button and select Explore.
   2. Navigate to the path shown in the error:
   3. • If there are non-alphanumeric characters in the name of any folder in the installation path, right-click the folder and select Rename to remove them, and then reinstall QuickBooks.
      • If there are only alphanumeric characters in the installation path, proceed with step 3.
4. Create a new user in Windows to rewrite any Windows registry settings that may be causing the error and log in as that user to install QuickBooks.

Note: You must be logged in as a Windows administrator or as a member of the Administrator group to add a new user.

If this solution does not resolve the issue, you can read discussions and post messages and questions relating to your issue on the Intuit QuickBooks Community site for free, or you can contact a technical support agent for additional guidance. Fees may apply.

If the hard drive it's loaded on is very old or is almost full, then either replace the hard drive or get an external hard drive and install it there.

Try AOMEI Data Backuper, a free backup and restore software. It can help you restore from the backups. http://www.aomeitech.com/aomei-data-backuper.html

Maybe the restore function only works with the original piece of equipment. Ouch. You might want to contact the manufacturer of the software to see if they have a fix or solution. Good luck!

Many people confuse system back-ups with system restore and/or recovery programs. They are very different. A backup makes a copy of selected (or all) files and stores them to a disc, tape, hard drive, or other device that will allow you to protect your files in the event of data loss. Say you accidentally delete an entire directory instead of a single file. Your backup would allow you to re-load that directory. System restore/recovery files are used in the cases where you either want to reload the computer back to a certain condition (factory restore), or need to completely recover your computer in the event of a crash. These types of files usually need one of two things to work. If the recover/restore software was OEM manufacturer supplied, there may be a BIOS routine that, using a hotkey on boot-up, will allow you to access the recovery/restore file. If it is an aftermarket program like your, recovery/restore files usually need to create a bootable USB or CD/DVD that can be inserted on boot-up, and then the files on that device will perform the recovery/restore. If all you have a a system backup, you may have to reinstall the operating system, drivers, and then the backup software. After that, you can use you backup file to recover your remaining programs/data.

1.Log on to the computer by using an account that has administrator rights. 2.Click Start Collapse this imageExpand this im, type msconfig.exe in the Start Search box, and then press ENTER to start the System Configuration Utility. ·Collapse this imageExpand thisIf you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or click Continue. 3.On the General tab, click Selective Startup, and then click to clear the Load startup items check box. (TheUse Original Boot.ini check box is unavailable.) 4.On the Services tab, click to select the Hide all Microsoft services check box, and then click Disable all. Note Following this step lets Microsoft services continue to run. These services include Networking, Plug and Play, Event Logging, Error Reporting, and other services. If you disable these services, you may permanently delete all restore points. Do not do this if you want to use the System Restore utility together with existing restore points. 5.Click OK, and then click Restart.

There's in settings an option of 'override' old backups. Just check it.

Mac and windows 7 they can work as dual boot depends your motherboard specs i would need to see what pc or laptop to make sure pls contact me see if i can help further thanks

You can search your computer for files with a .pst extension by doing a search like *.pst. Once located you can grab them and restore them by opening outlook and choosing to import those files. A bit of a techie solution can be found here How to import from pst file back to Outlook Express AnandTech Forums

Are you sure you have it pointing to the correct drive? Maybe it's looking at the home pc drive.

1. Open the windows explorer and navigate to where the backups are.
2. Switch your view to details
3. See which backups are the newest, don't delete them
4. Delete the rest.
5. Configure the Backup process to make fewer backups, like once per month, or one full, then several incremental ones.

The partition restoration process is extremely lengthy and time consuming, I would suggest trying to do it overnight and if after that it still seems stuck at 0%, then something must be wrong with the restorer.

right click on the icon with your mouse and then select format

Format Hard drive and them backup only 1 time. In the future, create an additional backup and then after that delete the oldest backup. I backup my system about every month.

You decide WHEN, HOW, and WHAT to backup. Configure the backup process and choose your times.