Where has the Backup program gone in XP Home?

Is there a file backup / restore facility in XP Home, or has it been removed? Have tried checking the installed windows components, but it's not an option.

Any ideas please.

Ken Long

Backup Utility for Windows XP Home Edition

To install Backup Utility, you need your Windows XP Home Edition CD. Use Windows
Explorer to open the Valueadd\Msft\Ntbackup folder, and then double-click
Ntbackup.msi. If your computer came with only a "system recovery" CD instead of
a full Windows CD, finding Ntbackup.msi is not as easy. Look on the CD that was
given to you and on any additional hard disk partitions set up on your computer.
Some manufacturers provide the Windows files more or less intact, whereas others
embed them in compressed disk image files. (Compaq systems with Windows XP Home
Edition pre-installed, for example, have Windows files stored within Drive Image
files on drive D.) If you happen to have the disk imaging program that was used
to create the disk image files, you can extract the Windows files you need.
Backup/Restore

Note: ASR is not supported on home edition.
IF you install NtBackup from the CD to the Home Edition, ASR functionality will
appear to work fine during the backup session. Since the setup does not support
ASR in the home edition, there is no way to initiate the ASR restore in case of
a disaster. If you need to restore from this session, install Windows XP
manually and then restore from the ASR media.

If you decide to backup to a CDRW, you cannot target that device directly. You
must create a backup set of 650MB or less and backup to a file. After the file
is complete, copy the file to the CDRW.

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;302894
HOW TO: Install Backup from the CD-ROM in Windows XP Home Edition

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;EN-US;302700
An Error Message Is Displayed When You Attempt to Use the Automated System
Recovery Wizard


"Ken Long" Ken wrote in message
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Is there a file backup / restore facility in XP Home, or has it been removed?
Have tried checking the installed windows components, but it's not an option.

Any ideas please.

Ken Long