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Note that Code42 backups go back 90 days.

You're on-the-go and using a computer other than your work computer and need access to a file that resides on that work computer.įollow these steps if you're using your Northwestern-owned computer and need to restore a file.

The file you're trying to open is corrupted.

You accidentally deleted a file you thought you no longer needed, and emptied the Trash/Recycle Bin.

There are various reasons you may need to restore a file from backup: Note that certain file types, such as music files and disk images, are excluded from being backed up for a complete list of these file types see. After 90 days, older versions of files are deleted from the backup files. In 15-minute intervals it backs up all files that have been modified within those last 15 minutes. After that initial backup, whenever your computer is connected to the Internet, Code42 runs continuously in the background. The first time you run Code42 it may take a while as it backs up all the files on your computer. Many University departments use Code42 to back up computers of their faculty and staff.

It helps prevent data loss due to hardware failures, virus attacks, and power failures by encrypting and saving files to a University-hosted server. Code42 (also known as CrashPlan) is a backup solution for Northwestern-owned computers.