| One difference between NT Backup and full-blown, third-party backup utilities is the lack of an internal backup job scheduler. While most backup utilities can be set to run automatically at a certain time of the day, NT Backup doesn’t have this option. However, scheduling NT Backups is possible with the Windows NT “AT” command. The AT command, which requires that the Windows NT Schedule service be running (by default, this service does not run; if you wish to enable it, go to Services, change its startup type to Automatic, and click the start button to have it start immediately) |
