Data Recovery and Disk Utilities Forum @R-TT

Hello everyone!

So I just upgraded from 7.0 to 7.1 and in the process had to renew my support. It appeared that the new version "upgraded" the previous and kept my original backup scripts. Looking through my program installations, I noticed the new version actually created a separate installation so I tried uninstalling the old version. It appeared to wipe both versions out. Re-installing asked to repair instead of install so I did that but then my previous backup scripts were gone. Soo, after creating new backup scripts they automatically added "#2" to the names because the original names already existed? But they are not being displayed... do they still exist? If so, where? Do I have duplicate scripts/tasks queued up even though they aren't displayed? I tried looking through the registry, program folders, program data folders but can't find anything. The logs were retained through the upgrade.

I tried searching the manual and this forum for related info but couldn't find any. Thank you in advance for any clarification on how/where these items are stored so I can manually verify and/or fix any duplicated data.

Sean

I also wanna know the answer. Any reply, plsamanda the adventurer

R-Drive Image stores its tasks in Windows Scheduler: Start => Programs => Windows Administrative Tools => Task Scheduler

I also would like to know. I didn't see it in the task scheduler section.

I noticed when I want to save the script it will save as an .rdi file. Where do I import that file at? I couldn't find that file type on the drive. I would appreciate any clarification.

packerman wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 25, 2023 2:59 am

I noticed when I want to save the script it will save as an .rdi file. Where do I import that file at? I couldn't find that file type on the drive. I would appreciate any clarification.

You may save .rdi scripts in whatever you like. Default is C:/Users/%username%/Documents/R-TT/R-DriveImage/

You may save .rdi scripts in whatever you like. Default is C:/Users/%username%/Documents/R-TT/R-DriveImage/

That's right. Thank you!