File-By-File Selective Backup:
Choose this option if you want to make a copy of just a part of
your disk. You can make a copy of just one file from any
directory or subdirectory on your disk. You can also make a
copy of all of the files of a directory. If you wish, you may
also include all of the files of the subdirectories that are
in the directory you want to copy.
When you press the F2 function key, you will be asked for the
drive letter that contains the information you wish to back up.
Each of your disk drives (floppy or hard disk drives) has been
assigned a logical drive letter, such as A, B, C, etc.
Type the letter of the device that contains the information
you want to back up and press the return key.
Note the line at the bottom of the screen. This line is
referring to the function keys to the left of your keyboard,
labeled F1 through F10. It shows what each key will do when
you press it. Valid keys are F1: UP, F2: DOWN, F3: SUBDIR,
F4: PARENT DIR, F5: BACKUP, and F10: MENU.
When you press either the F1 or F2 function keys, the list on
your screen will scroll up (F1) or down (F2), and a different
directory or file will be displayed in the selection window
(the reverse-video window in the middle of your screen). You
can tell the difference between a directory and a file by
looking under the SIZE column. A directory will have <DIR>
and a file will have a number in this column.
When you have a directory positioned in the selection window
(indicated by the <DIR> under the SIZE column) you can press
the F3 function key to look at all the files and sub-
directories under that directory. The name of the directory
will be shown in the upper left hand corner of your screen as
the PATH. If you choose to look at the files in a sub-
directory in this list, the name of the subdirectory will be
added to the PATH that you are following, separated by a
backslash (\).
If the files displayed when you pressed the F3 function key
are not the ones you want to back up, just press the F4
function key and the previous list of files or directories
will be redisplayed.
To begin the backup procedure, press the F5 function key. If
you are backing up a file, you will be asked to verify that the
file positioned in the selection window is the file that you
want to back up. Answer Y or N to the question at the bottom of
your screen. If you answer Y for yes, your screen will clear
except for the words ENTER BACKUP IDENTIFICATION LABEL in the
center of your screen. You can type up to 44 letters as a
comment or title for the file(s) you are about to backup. The
comment will show up on the screen that displays the backups you
have made to your tape. After you have typed your comment, just
press the return key and the backup will begin.
If you are backing up a directory, you are first asked to verify
that the directory positioned in the selection window contains
the files that you want to back up. You will also be asked
if you want to include all the subdirectories in that directory.
Answer Y if you want to include all the files in those sub-
directories or N if you do not. You will also have a chance
to enter a comment after you have answered these questions, as
described in the paragraph above.
After the backup is finished, you will see that you can
press the F1 function key to return to the list of files or
directories that was on your screen before you made your backup.
Also note that you may press the F10 function key to return to
the Backup Menu at any time except while the backup is being
made.
You can randomly access any file or directory name in the
scrolling file list and position that name in the selection
window. Type the letter D for directory or F for file when the
question at the bottom of your screen asks if you want to SEARCH
FOR FILE OR DIRECTORY (F OR D)?; then press the return key.
Next type the directory or file name you want to position in the
selection window and press the return key again. The directory or
file name that you typed will then be shown in the selection
window. If you mistyped the name, the name of the file or
directory that most closely matches the name you typed will
be shown in the selection window.
In addition to using the F1: UP and F2: DOWN function keys that
make your list scroll up or down, you can use the keys on
the right of your keyboard marked with the up arrow (also marked
with the number 8) or down arrow (also marked with the number
2). If you want to jump directly to the beginning of the list
on your screen, press the key marked Home (also marked with
the number 7). If you want to jump directly to the bottom of
the list on your screen, press the key marked End (also marked
with the number 1).
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Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.