Each time you perform a backup, Backup creates a backup set containing the backed up files. You can store more than one backup set in a backup file. After backing up files for a while, you might find a number of unneeded backup sets accumulating in a backup file. You can delete these sets quickly and easily from the backup file within Backup. When you delete a backup set, only the backup set is deleted, but the backup file, such as Backup.bkf, remains in the backup location. If you want to delete the backup file, drag the file icon into the Recycle Bin as you would any other Windows file. Delete a Backup Set -
| Click the Start button, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Backup. | -
| Click Advanced Mode, if necessary. | -
| Click the Restore And Manage Media tab. | -
| Right-click the backup job file, and then click Delete Catalog. | -
| Click the Close button. | Did You Know? You can delete the backup file using My Computer . Click the Start button, click My Computer, locate the backup file, select it, press Delete, and then click Yes to confirm. | |