In File History backup configuration, which drive is used as the target for automatic backups?

In File History backup configuration, which drive is used as the target for automatic backups?

• A. Local Disk (C:)
• B. Backup (E:)
• C. Data (D:)
• D. System Reserved

Answer: (B)

File History saves copies of protected folders to a designated destination drive, which you choose in its settings. That destination is the target for automatic backups. In this setup, the drive labeled Backup (E:) is configured as the backup destination, so it’s used for automatic backups. The OS drive (Local Disk C:) typically holds Windows and programs and isn’t the backup target unless you explicitly select it; System Reserved is a small boot partition and isn’t used for backups; Data (D:) could be used if you configured it as the target, but here the backup drive is the one labeled Backup (E:).

File History saves copies of protected folders to a designated destination drive, which you choose in its settings. That destination is the target for automatic backups. In this setup, the drive labeled Backup (E:) is configured as the backup destination, so it’s used for automatic backups. The OS drive (Local Disk C:) typically holds Windows and programs and isn’t the backup target unless you explicitly select it; System Reserved is a small boot partition and isn’t used for backups; Data (D:) could be used if you configured it as the target, but here the backup drive is the one labeled Backup (E:).