There can be various reasons why your Windows backup is failing. One common reason is that the backup files you are trying to create are too large and do not fit on the designated destination drive. Another reason could be that the backup folder is corrupted or inaccessible.
Below are some steps to try to resolve the issue:
- Check the destination drive: First, make sure that the destination drive has enough free space and is accessible. You can try to create a small test backup of a few files to see if the drive is working properly.
- Disable your antivirus: Sometimes, antivirus software can interfere with the backup process and cause it to fail. To test this, temporarily disable your antivirus software and try running the backup...
