can i backup my data AFTER creating recovery Discs?
and ummm im using DVDs not a hard drive cz i dont have one, so how does it work? i need everytime to back up on a new disc?! doesnt make sense to me :S
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By backup, I’m assuming you mean creating a new recovery disk? A recovery disk takes a snapshot of your hard drive and saves it onto another medium, be it another drive, or DVD. In the event your system either becomes corrupted with viruses, or runs irritatingly slow, you can use these disks to write over the drive with previous working data - at the cost of losing whatever was being recovered over. Therefore, if you want to create a new one, you will require a new disk to burn to. And recovery disks, because they take a snapshot of your entire drive can get huge - hard drive huge
If you mean just backing up your data (such as your documents, music, photos etc) then that’s easy too: you burn it to disk. New files require a new disk.