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Hi, Just wanting to know how to deselect &nbsp;a excluded folder to be included in the Windows Home Server Backup.<br />
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I have a home theatre computer connected to Windows Home Server and i want to backup<br />
the folder &quot;Recorded TV&quot;. Windows Home Server automatically excludes this folder from the backup and i cannot find the option to deselect this exclusion. <br />
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My Home theatre PC is running Windows 7 Professional and I am using Media Center.<br />
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Any Comments Appreciated.
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Hi, Just wanting to know how to deselect  a excluded folder to be included in the Windows Home Server Backup.

I have a home theatre computer connected to Windows Home Server and i want to backup
the folder "Recorded TV". Windows Home Server automatically excludes this folder from the backup and i cannot find the option to deselect this exclusion. 

My Home theatre PC is running Windows 7 Professional and I am using Media Center.

Any Comments Appreciated.

How to deselect  a excluded folder to be included in the Windows Home Server Backup

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Windows Server 2003

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