Method #1: Using NTBACKUP
- Open NTBACKUP by either going to Run, then NTBACKUP and pressing Enter or by going to Start -> Accessories -> System Tools.
- If you are prompted by the Backup or Restore Wizard, I suggest you un-check the "Always Start in Wizard Mode" checkbox, and click on the Advanced Mode link.
- Inside NTBACKUP's main window, click on the Backup tab.
- Click to select the System State checkbox. Note you cannot manually select components of the System State backup. It's all or nothing.
- Enter a backup path for the BKF file. If you're using a tape device, make sure NTBACKUP is aware and properly configured to use it.
- Press Start Backup.
- The Backup Job Information pops out, allowing you to configure a scheduled backup job and other settings. For the System State backup, do not change any of the other settings except the schedule, if so desired. When done, press Start Backup.
- After a few moments of configuration tasks, NTBACKUP will begin the backup job.
- When the backup is complete, review the output and close NTBACKUP.
Next, you need to properly label and secure the backup file/tape and if possible, store a copy of it on a remote and secure location.
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