well Sonakhsi, When you start the Windows Live OneCare Backup program, the backup program detects whether the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
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If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 4:04 PM on July 02, 2008

Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

For more information about suitable backup devices, visit the following Web site:
http://help.live.com/He lp.aspx?market=en-US&project=o necarev2&querytype=topic&query =OneCare_REF_backup_devices.ht m (http://help.live.com/Help.asp x?market=en-US&project=onecare v2&querytype=topic&query=OneCa re_REF_backup_devices.htm)
Ho wever, if you do not use any backup program, you may reduce the security of the computer because the backup program helps you restore important files if a virus attack or hardware failure occurs. If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead.

Answered by Yash , an ibibo Master, at 9:35 AM on June 26, 2008

Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

For more information about suitable backup devices, visit the following Web site:
http://help.live.com/He lp.aspx?market=en-US&project=o necarev2&querytype=topic&query =OneCare_REF_backup_devices.ht m (http://help.live.com/Help.asp x?market=en-US&project=onecare v2&querytype=topic&query=OneCa re_REF_backup_devices.htm)
Ho wever, if you do not use any backup program, you may reduce the security of the computer because the backup program helps you restore important files if a virus attack or hardware failure occurs. If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead.

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 7:43 PM on June 20, 2008

Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

For more information about suitable backup devices, visit the following Web site:
http://help.live.com/He lp.aspx?market=en-US&project=o necarev2&querytype=topic&query =OneCare_REF_backup_devices.ht m (http://help.live.com/Help.asp x?market=en-US&project=onecare v2&querytype=topic&query=OneCa re_REF_backup_devices.htm)
Ho wever, if you do not use any backup program, you may reduce the security of the computer because the backup program helps you restore important files if a virus attack or hardware failure occurs. If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead.

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:00 PM on June 16, 2008

When you start the Windows Live OneCare Backup program, the backup program detects whether the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 7:12 PM on June 11, 2008

well Sonakhsi, When you start the Windows Live OneCare Backup program, the backup program detects whether the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

Answered by satyaiitk , an ibibo Master, at 12:42 PM on June 10, 2008

Hi there

When you start the Windows Live OneCare Backup program, the backup program detects whether the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

For more information about suitable backup devices, visit the following Web site:
http://help.live.com/He lp.aspx?market=en-US&project=o necarev2&querytype=topic&query =OneCare_REF_backup_devices.ht m (http://help.live.com/Help.asp x?market=en-US&project=onecare v2&querytype=topic&query=OneCa re_REF_backup_devices.htm)
Ho wever, if you do not use any backup program, you may reduce the security of the computer because the backup program helps you restore important files if a virus attack or hardware failure occurs. If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead.

To turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program, follow these steps:
1. Open Windows Live OneCare.
2. Under Quick links, click Change settings.
3. On the Backup tab, click Configure backup.
4. If you have not configured your backup settings yet, click Next.

If you have configured your backup settings, click Change settings, and then click the computer in which you want to turn off the backup function.
5. Select the Turn off backup on this PC check box, and then click Next.
6. Click Save.
If you have OneCare installed on a computer that is running Windows Vista, we recommend that you turn off the backup feature in Windows Vista. We recommend that you use the Windows Live OneCare Backup program instead. Windows Live OneCare can turn off the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista, or you can turn it off manually.

To manually turn off the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista, follow these steps:
1. Click Startthe Start button, and then type backup in the Start Search box.
2. Under Programs, click Backup Status.
3. In the Backup Status and Configuration dialog box, click Turn off.

Note You must be logged on as an administrator to perform this action.
4. User Access Control permissionIf you are prompted for an administrator password, type the password. If you are prompted for confirmation, click Continue.

source site:
http://support.microsof t.com/kb/942676

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 8:02 PM on June 09, 2008

When you start the Windows Live OneCare Backup program, the backup program detects whether the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server is turned on. If you run the Windows Live OneCare Backup program and the automatic backup feature in Windows Vista or in Windows Home Server at the same time, the performance of the computer may be reduced. We recommend that you use only one of these backup programs.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have a computer on the network that is running Windows Home Server, we recommend that you turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program. We recommend that you use the backup feature in Windows Home Server instead. For computers that are not part of the Windows Home Server network, you can leave the Windows Live OneCare Backup program turned on. If you do not have a suitable backup device, you may want to turn off the Windows Live OneCare Backup program.

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 5:34 PM on June 09, 2008

In that case try downloading some software from download.com

Answered by MAXI , an ibibo Specialist, at 6:50 PM on June 08, 2008

Online backups are a great option if you have limited technology experience and a high speed internet connection. All of your files (or just the ones you select) will be automatically transferred to an online file storage server. Once you install the backup software, you don't have to worry about it again. If you need to restore a file, you just login to a website, find your file, and download it to your hard drive. There are lots of online automatic backup services to choose from. Here are some popular options:

Mozy.com is an affordable online automatic backup system. It has subscription options for both home users and business users to protect your data, and this site uses both 128-bit SSL encryption and 448-bit Blowfish encryption. To use this service you will need to sign up for an account, pay for your subscription, download the software and set up your scheduled backups. Your first backup will be a complete back up of your system including your email files. Subsequent backups will only target files that have been changed or added since your last backup. If you have less than 2 GB of data to back up you can sign up for a free account, however, if you need more than 2GB of data storage, then your subscription options will start at about $60 per year.

Carbonite.com offers similar security protection and backup procedures. What is different about this online option is that the default backup setting will only backup your settings files and document files. If you want to backup other system files and programs, you will need to modify your backup options. This service is also slightly less expensive than Mozy.com, with an annual subscription running about $50.

Answered by satyakam , an ibibo Master, at 5:32 PM on June 08, 2008