

Uncheck and turn off the default options listed on the ‘WHAT’ page. Instead, create your own custom backup by adding the folder/file paths you desire.ġ. It is my understanding that even if you add these system folders manually to the backup set, Norton will ignore their inclusion during the backup process.Īt this point I suggest purging your current sets and start with a fresh backup set.ĭo not try to include the entire C:/Joe but create a custom set.ĭo not use the default settings on the ‘WHAT’ page for your backup or try to select extensions.


I have no idea how that file got involved with your backup.īy default, NSBU excludes the following folders from the backup:
