You must be in single-user mode to do this.
For the backup to take place, the computer you use to run
Quickbooks must be on, but the data file you want to back up
cannot be in use. file handling, backups, scheduling, backups, automatic, scheduling, backups, . (You can be working in a different data file,
though.) Be sure to schedule your backups accordingly.
Go to the File menu and click Back Up.
Click the Schedule Backup tab.
Click New to open the Schedule New Backup
window.
Type a description for your scheduled backup. file handling, backups, scheduling, backups, automatic, scheduling, backups, . This description will appear
in the backup list on the Schedule Backup tab.
Specify a location for your scheduled backup. file handling, backups, scheduling, backups, automatic, scheduling, backups, . If necessary, click Browse and
navigate to the location you want.
(Optional) If you want to keep more than one backup, select Number of
backups to keep and specify how many. file handling, backups, scheduling, backups, automatic, scheduling, backups, . For example, if you want to keep three
backups, type 3 in the field provided. file handling, backups, scheduling, backups, automatic, scheduling, backups, . Each time your data file is backed up as
scheduled, the new backup replaces the oldest one, always leaving a total of
three backups.
If you want to keep all backups, make sure Number of backups to keep is
deselected.
Select the time and day you want your backup to run. file handling, backups, scheduling, backups, automatic, scheduling, backups, . You can select as many
days per week as you want. file handling, backups, scheduling, backups, automatic, scheduling, backups, . You can also select whether you want the backup to
run every week, every two weeks, and so on up to every five weeks.
If necessary, set a password.
Click OK.