The company I’m at is using a piece of hardware running with a Windows XP program called OldXpProg. Looks to me like the program has hard-coded C:OldXpProg… callouts throughout it (installs outside Program Files), so I’m not going to risk trying to install it elsewhere. It saves and routinely updates a whole bunch of .config, .ini, custom file types, etc. for the hardware settings to its directory, and I want the whole directory (about 160MB) auto-backed up to our network drive once every 1-3 months or so. I don’t care about anything else on this Windows XP machine except the single directory.
I think a BAT script on the XP machine that runs at system start-up will handle this, haven’t tried that before, but are there any built-in processes that are cleaner?
