Last set the Destination Folder the file/folder backups will be saved to. So just keep it at 10, the value the program automatically sets. txt file it created backup after backup without deleteting any of the older files. The Multible Version option doesn't seem to work (or I haven't experimented with it long enough) but it should keep the set amount of backups and then delete the oldest files if that amount is exceeded. The other two options will delete the original file everytime a backup is made and thus they're not recommended.
In the Destination menu select the Copy File option. Otherwise it takes X amount of minutes until the backup is created. That way the program creates a backup the moment the file/folder gets overwritten. Please note: select a value of 0 in the Wait for Min option. You can select a specific date and time or, in my case, the option to create a backup everytime the file or folder gets overwritten (e.g. In the Schedule menu you can specify when the program creates a backup of the file/folder. In my case it's the 2033_auto_save file that Metro 2033 Redux creates in \Documents\4A Games\Metro 2033\ First give the Backup Set a name and then click on Browse below the Backup Set Name mask to select the file/folder you want the program to backup. Accept and then enter your username (consists of the PC name and your Windows profilename) and the profile password.įor this tutorial I'll select the option to backup an individual file.ħ.
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The program will ask you to install it's Windows Service the first time you run it. Open the extracted folder and open FileManagerTool.exeĤ.
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zip file with an extractor software of your choise (7zip, WinRAR, etc.)ģ. After the file has downloaded extract the. (you need an account on the website to download the file either use your real e-mail adress or a disposable 10 minute e-mail found here)Ģ. Download the binaries - 495 KB file found here. So here is the tool and instructions to set it up. That means it'll automatically backup the file without the need to manually create a new file. Please note: This works for practically any file, be it a text file or a 3D modelling project file, helping you with many different projects. I read online that you could restore the file with the "Previous Versions" Windows option, but it wasn't available for me. The only way to continue was to restart the entire chapter, annoying the p*ss out of me as it took me over half an hour to be where I was. The game would load the save and nothing happens, I couldn't move or anything, just open the main menu and close the game. I found it after being utterly annoyed when my save game got screwed in Metro 2033 Redux. Today I discovered a great, simple, and leightweight tool that can create backups of your save files (or any file) everytime they're overwritten or on a timed schedule.
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