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I AM ON THE PAGE,RECONNECT YOUR DRIVE.A BIG RED CROSS TELLS ME WHERE ,BUT NOTHING WORKS.TOSHIBA NOTEBOOK 850L SATELLITE RUNNING WINDOWS 8 .3 MONTHS OLD,CHANGED SECURITY FROM TO AVG.NOTHING I READ TELLS ME HOW TO!!NOT CLICK HERE AND THERE.JUST WONT RECCONECT.OH! INTERNAL DRIVE.IM 67 YRS OLD ,FIRST COMPUTER.IT SEEMS THAT PROBLEMS ARE BUILT IN FOR A HUGE REPAIR SYSTEM.THERE MUST BE A SOLUTION TO CONNECT WITHOUT CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL DRIVE.IF I BUY ONE AND THIS DOESNT FIX THE PROBLEM,WHERE ARE THE EXPERTS!!HELLO I AM JERRY..
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Hi Jerry,
I would suggest you to refer to the links and check if it helps.
What if something goes wrong in File History
Set up a drive for File History
Protecting user files with File History
Please post back with the results and we will be happy to assist you further.
Yes-- I am in the same predicament as you-- I never used an external drive and I do not know where to "reconnect" the supposed internal drive where this back-up occurred. I think perhaps the original back-up procedure was using an internal drive and that after a certain volume was exceeded, the PC system wants us to back-up to an external history file drive. But, there are no definitive confirmations or instructions about the proper procedure that says this is the case.
No, I did not use a usb port.
An error report states that file history need to be reconnected ???? HOW !!!
it is internal drive
Why did you use a usb port to access the internal hard drive to access the file history drive Are you confirming that the file history drive is an internal drive or not?
