CobianSoft

Thanks. That finally got it to work.

This leaves me having to do yet another 14-hour full backup before a new incremental would work properly. Is there no way to repoint the target or move files to fool the program into thinking it's already completed its full backup? Would resetting the full backup task that it last completed to incre...

I'll have to check next time the drive is plugged in. This occurred to me: could the problem be due to me having separate tasks for full backup and incremental? If there is, is there a way to move the full backup files (assuming they still exist) to wherever the incremental task is writing its own b...

I did the full backup, took 14 hours ending today. With computer still running, having just completed the full backup less than half an hour ago, tried doing an incremental backup. The onscreen log says it changed the task to a full backup because it was the first time it had been run. I really don'...

Now that I have separated backups turned off, does this mean that: a) I have to do a new complete backup, after which incremental backups will work properly even if I've removed the drive and plugged it back in after some time or b) That I can't remove the drive without losing the ability to do incr...

I did a full backup two weeks ago and removed the backup directory after shutting down Windows 10. Today, both Incremental and Differential Task attempts keep doing a full backup, even when saving to the directory from the previous full backup. Create new separated backups turned off after initial a...