Sentences with phrase «file history panel»

Sure enough, if you look through Control Panel, you'll see a new File History panel, where you can configure a backup drive to store a history of all your user files.

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On Windows 8.1 and 10, just open the File History backup window in the control panel.

Create a system image backup in Windows 10 by going to the Control Panel (hit the Win + X keyboard shortcut and select Control Panel), then go to «Save backup copies of your files with File History» (under System and Security).

After many user complaints, it was restored and is still available in the final version of Windows 8.1 — click System Image Backup on the File History Control Panel.

When the Control Panel window is up, select the Search field in the upper - right corner and type file history.

It sort of makes sense for system features like File History and SmartScreen to be available in the Control Panel (if you try really hard to make it make sense).

You can also open the Control Panel, select «System and Security,» select «File History,» and click «Restore personal files.»

If you'd like to use the Control Panel instead (for example, if you're still on Windows 8), open the Control Panel and navigate to System and Security > File History.

The «See advanced settings» link here takes you to the Control Panel, which offers another interface you can use to configure File History.