No.
Only the BIOS settings and password are stored in the battery-backed CMOS memory.
Windows passwords are stored in the Windows registry, in a file on your hard disk.
It's a backup of some of your windows files. If you don't plan on rolling back and removing some of your windows updates you can delete it.
Spotmau PowerSuite Professional 2008 includes a lot of features .For example, Windows Backup & Restore backup, Windows Recovery, Windows Doctor, Password & Key Finder, BIOS/CMOS Password Recovery, Security & Privacy, Data Transfer, and partition management tool are the main features.
No, you do not need a battery backup.
Windows Server Backup utility
What password? If you lost your Windows User Account Password, you may be able to circumvent it entirely by logging into the laptop with an administrator account and resetting your password. If you lost your BIOS settings password, you MAY be able to clear it out by shutting down the laptop, removing the power cords, removing the system batteries (all of them), and removing the CMOS Backup batter for 20 minutes or longer (so as to allow it to lose it's settings), then replace the CMOS battery, system batteries, and power cables. You will have to set the DATE and TIME, as well as device BOOT order, and any other settings specific to your computer. Make sure you look them over first if you can access them before clearing everythng out... If you lost your email or internet login passwords, you can check with the host company to have them reset, or sent to you... Hope that's been some help.
Acronis Backup and Restore is a reliable Windows server backup solution, though it is costly. Other solutions include programs such as Symantec Backup Exec, Carbonite, and Windows NT Backup.
Windows XP provide " Windows Backup and Restore" a In build utility for creating backup. I will create backup of your vital files, documents, folders, songs, videos, and other data. this utility create .bkf backup files.
No they are not compatable with windows XP pro Backup Utility.
Backup and Restore Center
The files which store the copy of your original data are called backup files. In windows backup files are created by NTbackup utility and windows backup and restore utilities. These backup files have .bkf file extension.
Its very important to have a backup. The Windows Server Backup saves all your files, documents, pictures, info, videos and all the other stuff you have on your computer.
Windows backup. Windows will better protect your files because it knows where all the needed files are for backup. However, Norton is also great for this type of thing.