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I understand your point, but for abundance of caution...<br />
Is there a way to duplicate external USB hard drive that has a server back up? &nbsp;Before I reconnect the external USB hard drive to the server, I want to make sure that I have a duplicate &nbsp;USB hard drive of a production.
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You could use some cloning or imaging tool to make a copy of your backup disk.
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Xcopy or Robocopy is not recommended?
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OK. I will use Paragon Drive Copy then.
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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; I have SBS2011 server where all the files on it have been encrypted by Zepto virus.<br />
&nbsp; So I can't open any of the files. Kaspersky said that they don't have any tool to decry-pt the files.<br />
&nbsp; I have been doing Windows Server Backup on an external USB hard drive. <br />
&nbsp; I wanted to start restoring process, but &nbsp;Kaspersky technician recommended that I wait for the hard drive scan is completed (I am currently running Kaspersky virus scan on SBS2011) &nbsp;and it may take hours.<br />
&nbsp; So I am thinking about setting up Windows 2008 Server OS on a separate computer and perhaps try to restore files from the backup USB drive.<br />
&nbsp; Since this computer (that I install W2008) does not have a record/log for all the backups done on the USB drive, how can I (1) check to see what has been backed up and (2) restore files from this USB hard drive to the local computer hard drive?<br />
&nbsp; I personally prefer to restore files from backup ext. USB drive directly to SBS2011 server, if that is a good idea.<br />
&nbsp; Thank you.
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Hi,
  I have SBS2011 server where all the files on it have been encrypted by Zepto virus.
  So I can't open any of the files. Kaspersky said that they don't have any tool to decry-pt the files.
  I have been doing Windows Server Backup on an external USB hard drive. 
  I wanted to start restoring process, but  Kaspersky technician recommended that I wait for the hard drive scan is completed (I am currently running Kaspersky virus scan on SBS2011)  and it may take hours.
  So I am thinking about setting up Windows 2008 Server OS on a separate computer and perhaps try to restore files from the backup USB drive.
  Since this computer (that I install W2008) does not have a record/log for all the backups done on the USB drive, how can I (1) check to see what has been backed up and (2) restore files from this USB hard drive to the local computer hard drive?
  I personally prefer to restore files from backup ext. USB drive directly to SBS2011 server, if that is a good idea.
  Thank you.

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