How To Make Aomei Backupper Run Scheduled Backup As Administrator

What is Scheduled Backup in AOMEI Backupper?

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AOMEI Backupper can back up data for you automatically and periodically, which can greatly enhance data security. AOMEI Backupper provides four schedule modes: Triggered Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Event to backup system, apps and personal files, etc. For example, you can schedule Windows 7 backup to OS backup. With these modes, you can run various scheduled tasks to backup your system, apps and personal files, etc.

How to create a scheduled Backup task for your system?

Method 1: When you If you have not created any system backup job, click “Backup“, option” Why are you so cool?“To bring you to”Why are you so cool?” screen. For System Backup, Aomei Backupper will list the system related partitions to boot automatically and you may see the message “Schedule“.Reading: how to make aomei backupper run scheduled backup as administrator After you configure the schedule settings you can click “Start Backup” button: select “Add a schedule and start backing up now” or “Just add schedule”. If you choose “Just add schedule”the backup will not run currently but the scheduled backup task will be added “Home” waiting to run at the scheduled backup time point.Method 2: If you have created a file backup job but you have not enabled “Schedule”, you can enable it as shown in the image below.

How to Enable or Disable Scheduled Backup?

Enable or disable scheduled backupTo enable or disable scheduled backup, simply find the scheduled backup setting as mentioned above, then activate or deactivate the “Turn on schedule backup“. When you activate the button in a backup job, scheduled backup is enabled. After you deactivate the button in a scheduled backup task, the task will not be scheduled.

How to configure Backup Method for a Scheduled Backup?

There are three backup methods: Full Backup, Incremental Backup, and Differential Backup. For the difference between the three backup methods, please refer to the Difference between backup methods.To configure the backup method for a scheduled backup job, you need to enter Contingency project and then select the desired backup method. The “Incremental Backups” is the default backup method.Advice:If you also want to enable the Backup Scheme function to automatically delete backup images (Paid Feature), you can also enable it in this section. Please check how to Enable and Configure Backup Scheme.

Schedule mode

1. Daily mode

Read more: how to get free gems in hungry shark evolution Set a timeline in the future to do the backup mission just once.

Set a timeline to perform the backup task once a day.

Set the time range for a day in advance, then select the interval between the start time and end time and the program will perform backups at intervals of 1, 2, 3, 4 or 6 hours in this time range every day.

Daily 2. Weekly mode

Select a specific date for the backup task from Monday to Sunday.

Set a timeline and the program will automatically perform a backup at this point on the selected day(s) every week.

Weekly 3. Monthly mode

Select a date on a specific day (Monday-Sunday) of each month to perform the backup task.

Select a datum on a specific date from the calendar to perform a monthly backup, and you can select multiple calendar days.

Monthly For scheduled backup tasks in daily, weekly and monthly mode, Backupper can now wake the computer to do it. You can tick the option “Wake up the computer to run scheduled tasks” Under Calendar Settings->Shared to configure it. This way, the program will wake your computer from sleep or hibernate 2 minutes before running a scheduled backup. This feature is not available for scheduled tasks Event Trigger, USB Plug, and Real-Time Sync.And, for scheduled backup jobs in daily, weekly and monthly mode, Backupper can now be set to Turn off/Restart/Hibernation/Sleep PC after completing the scheduled task. You can drop down the option “Turn off the computer after completing the scheduled task” Under Calendar Settings -> “SharedAnd then tick it to configure. In this way, the program will automatically execute Turn off/Restart/Hibernation/Sleep activities after completing the scheduled task and the countdown time is 3 minutes. This feature is not available for scheduled tasks Event Trigger, USB Plug, and Real-Time Sync.

Event Trigger

There are four types of event triggering provided by AOMEI Backupper: User Login, User Logout, System Boot, and System Shutdown. Please note that Event triggering mode is only available in the paid versions, such as AOMEI Backupper Professional. Please upgrade to pro if necessary. For more information on how to “Event Trigger“Works, please see Windows backup on logoff. Read more: 3 Knife Tricks To Master Todayfirst. User login: Set to perform automatic backups when the user is logged in. When you log in to any user account (admin or standard), the backup task is performed immediately. If you’re logged into an administrator account, you’ll see a small AOMEI Backupper system tray icon showing the backup progress in the bottom right corner of the screen. However, if it is the standard account being used, the backup job will be performed in the background without showing the system tray icon. User Log Out: Set to perform automatic backups when the user is logged out. After you log out of any user account (admin or standard), the backup job will be performed in the background immediately. If the backup is still not completed after you log back in, it will continue to run. If you’re logged into an administrator account, you can see a small AOMEI Backupper system tray icon showing the backup progress. If you turn off your PC before the backup is complete, AOMEI Backupper will prevent the system from shutting down and then continuing to complete the backup first. Then the system will automatically shut down. Start the system: Set to perform automatic backup at system startup. Once the system has started, even though you are not logged in and have access to the desktop, the backup job will run in the background immediately. If the backup is not completed after you reach the screen, it will continue to run. The AOMEI Backupper system tray icon shows the backup progress if you are logged in via an administrator account. If you turn off your PC before the backup is complete, AOMEI Backupper will prevent the system from shutting down and then continuing to complete the backup first. Then the system will automatically shut down. In addition, you can set a delay time before performing a backup task. For example, you can set a 5-minute delay for the backup job to start running 5 minutes after system boot. System shutdown: Set to perform automatic backup when the system is off. When you click “shut down”, AOMEI Backupper will prevent the system from shutting down to perform the backup first. Backup status information is displayed and once completed, the system will proceed to shutdown as usual. Please note that if a system update is running after clicking “shutdown”, the backup will run after the system update is completed.

Plug in USB

When the program detects that the source or destination USB device related to the backup job is plugged in, it automatically backs up the data from the USB device or backs up to the USB device. “Run once per day” is selected, then the backup job will run only once per day.In the schedule “Advanced” Settings, you can tick “Run failed backup at next system boot” so a missed backup will run on the next system boot if the PC is turned off before the scheduled backup time.Alternatively, you can directly specify the Windows Task Scheduler to perform this scheduled task.Advice:

Event triggers are not supported in the free version of AOMEI Backupper. Please upgrade to the paid version if you require this feature.
If you tick “Run once per day” in the lower left corner, the backup job will run only once in a day. In this situation, if the program detects that a backup job has run on that day, it will not run again on that day.
If the PC shuts down directly without performing a backup when the “System Shutdown” event trigger has been enabled, please disable “Quick start“Options below” Control PanelAll Control Panel Items Power Options System Settings. And, if you configure it to trigger the “System Shutdown” event, the backup will also run when the PC is set up to restart. AOMEI Backupper will prevent the system from shutting down to perform a backup first. Once the backup is complete, the PC will shut down and restart.
If the task is enabled with an Event Trigger or a USB plug, it cannot manually specify the Windows Task Scheduler and the AOMEI Service to perform this task. And, “Run missed backup on next system boot” is also not available. Read more: how to become a magazine publisher