Lenovo ThinkPad R61i - Manual (Page 113)

Table 35. Computer Configuration>Rescue and Recovery>Settings (continued)
Policy Setting Sub-Setting Description
Backup Backup Partitions Select the partitions that should be
backed up. This DWORD is a
bitmap of logical drive letters that
should be included in the backup.
To get the right hexadecimal value
for drive letters, lay out the drive
letters from right to left (for
example, ...HGFEDCBA), and put 1
for partitions that will be backed
up.
Example: If you back up drive c:
and e: only, you will get the binary
value 00010100. The hexadecimal
value for it: 0x00000014 and the
decimal value for it: 20.
Note:
Convert your hexadecimal
number to decimal before entering.
Default: 0xFFFFFFFF. Entering a
zero has a meaning similar to the
default, which means finding all
available partitions and back them
up.
Backup Max Backup Size The maximum backup size (in GB).
Valid values are 1-1000. Default:
available free space.
Backup Max Number
Incrementals The maximum number of allowable
incremental backups. Valid values:
2-31. Default: 3.
Note:
If you have completed
backup number 3 and proceed to
complete backup number 4 and
encounter a message that states: You
have reached your defined limit of 3
incremental backups. You may increase
the maximum number of incremental
backups allowed or the oldest
incremental backup will be deleted.
This message is to let you know
that the oldest incremental backup
will not be deleted, but merged to
the next incremental backup.
Backup Encrypt With CSS Enable or disable ’Encrypt With
Client Security Solution’ as a
backup option. This option permits
hardware or static-key encryption.
Default: Disabled.
Backup Resume After
Power Loss Enable or disable ’Resume After
Power Loss’ as a backup option.
Default: Enabled.
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