#Retrospect store update
In the last week I have installed the Fall Creator's Update on one of my two PCs. Otherwise, the restore will put a blank folder for your OneDrive data,Īnd that empty folder will be synced to the cloud, erasing any cloud files you may have." Recovery (BMR) on a Windows April 2018 Update system, you need to uncheck the option for "Files "Windows Customers: If you are using OneDrive and would like to perform a bare metal If any Retrospect Personnel are reading this, could you please confirm my suspicions.Īctually, I have just found this in the Retrospect Manual: If I have got this right then we need to be EXTRA CAREFUL with Retrospect Restores into original Onedrive folders A backup of THAT Onedrive folder would only be a partial set and if restored to its original location it would be picked up by Onedrive and all non local files would disappear from Onedrive in the Microsoft cloud as well as on my PC. This means that only a few useful files are local and the rest of my filing system is online. My laptop has limited disk space and so I make use of File on Demand.
This might happen if you use a laptop as well as a PC as I do. This is all a bit scary but I am wondering if Retrospect has deliberately defeated the possibility of writing to a Onedrive folder because it would then be possible overwrite a good Onedrive folder with a blank backup set which would then be picked up by Onedrive and erased online too. I can restore files from my Retrospect Seagate backup set to the newly created Sub-Folder outside of my Onedrive folder I can use Retrospect to create Sub-Volumes outside my Onedrive folder (i.e. I cannot use Retrospect to create Sub-Volumes inside my Onedrive folder (where my life is stored i.e in D:\Onedrive)ģ. I can backup my Onedrive folders to a USB HDD (Seagate)Ģ. I have all of my Onedrive files saved on my PC on a D:\ driveġ. After spending some time messing around I have the following behaviour from Retrospect 16 with Windows
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