16At the bottom of the window, beneath Backup media or filename, click Browse. Because a diskette is too small to save the backup file on, you will need to save the file to the desktop portion of the hard disk drive before writing the file to CD. If the message Insert a disk into drive A appears, click Cancel.

17The Save as window opens. In the Save in box, select Desktop from the drop-down list. In the Save as box, use the default name (Backup.bkf) or type in a file name with the extension .bkf and then click Save. The window closes.

18Click Start Backup in the Backup Utility window. The Backup Job Information window opens.

19Click Start Backup. The Backup Progress window opens. When the process finishes, the window displays the message The backup is complete.

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20Click Close.

21Close the Backup Utility window. Continue with the next procedure.

To make the backup CD

1Click Start on the taskbar, choose All Programs, RecordNow, and then click RecordNow again. The RecordNow window opens.

2Click Make a Data Disc.

3Insert a blank CD.

4Click Next.

5Click Add Files and Folders. The Select files and folders to add window opens.

6In the Look in box, select Desktop from the drop-down list.

7Click the backup file (for example Backup.bkf) so it appears in the File name box. Click Add. The window closes.

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m200y (D7219Q), m280n, m270, m260n, m270n specifications

The HP 876X, 886C, 856X, M270N, and M260N are part of HP's diverse printing ecosystem, designed to meet various printing needs across different environments. Each model carries unique features, cutting-edge technologies, and specific characteristics that cater to both home and business users.

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All these models exemplify HP's dedication to innovation in printing technology, providing solutions that enhance productivity and efficiency while prioritizing user experience. Each model brings unique strengths to the table, ensuring there is an ideal option for different environments and requirements. Whether you need high-volume printing, versatile media handling, or compact design, HP’s lineup has something to offer for every business and home office.
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