When you have a backup that you can count on, you've got confidence. You deserve that! You never have to worry about losing your files, and you never have to reinstall anything, every again.
I am not going to argue with you, you're not being helpful , but I will point you to my original post:. You're right I totally blew past the fact that you're using the backup that came with your NAS. My apologies. Even in the days when Windows 10 did have a supported backup Did you ever do that, however unwittingly? I'll guess that the answer is 'no. Tanya O. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
I have the same question 0. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Xyz[] Independent Advisor. To turn off the Windows backup feature search for control panel in the windows search bar and click on the control panel app. Choose system and security, then choose backup your computer. You should now see a link to turn off the backup schedule. Someone more knowledgeable may be able to prove me wrong though. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer.
Bender the Greatest Bender the Greatest I tried what you mentioned above. But its still the same even after the reboot.
I have added the image in my question that showcases what I am asking about just in case to provide more clarity. Let me ask this - with the registry setting set, do you get alerts notifications that it is not set up? Or do you only see it here, and are looking to prevent a user from configuring it? Also, can you update your post with the version and edition of Windows you are running?
Windows Vista Home, Windows 7 Pro, etc. I am running Windows 7 Enterprise — Vijay Yadav. And are you still getting the taskbar popups about this? Or are you only seeing this in the Action Center? Show 7 more comments. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. If this timeout value is reached and there are no tasks for it to perform, the VSS service will shut down.
The KeysNotToRestore registry key specifies the names of the registry subkeys and values that backup applications should not restore. For more information, see KeysNotToRestore. It is not necessary to honor the KeysNotToRestore registry key.
For block-level volume backups, Windows Server Backup honors the KeysNotToRestore registry key by deleting the appropriate files at restore time. The LastInstance registry value indicates that a bare-metal restore operation has been performed and that the volumes have been overwritten but not formatted. When a backup application performs a system state restore, it must indicate that it has done so by setting the LastRestoreId registry value.
If the entire boot and system volume are restored at the volume level, this value must not be set. If the LastRestoreId registry value does not exist, the backup application should create it under the following registry key:. The value should be a unique opaque value such as a GUID. Whenever a new system state restore is performed, the backup application should change the data of the LastRestoreId value.
Other applications that need to monitor system state restores should store the data of this registry value. This data can be compared against the current data of the LastRestoreId registry value to determine whether a new system state restore has been performed.
The MaxShadowCopies registry value specifies the maximum number of client-accessible shadow copies that can be stored on each volume of the computer. Client-accessible shadow copies are used by Shadow Copies for Shared Folders. For more information about shadow copies, see the VSS documentation. If the MaxShadowCopies registry value does not exist, the backup application can create it under the following registry key:.
The default data for this value is The minimum is 1. The maximum is For other types of shadow copies, there is no registry value that corresponds to MaxShadowCopies. The maximum number of shadow copies is per volume. Windows Server On cluster servers, MaxShadowCopies registry value's data may need to be set to a lower number. VSS allocates a shadow copy storage area or "diff area" to store data for shadow copies.
The minimum size of the shadow copy storage area is a per-computer setting that can be specified by using the MinDiffAreaFileSize registry value.
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