This article lists the tape backup units supported by the Windows 95
Backup program.
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The Windows 95 Backup program supports the following tape backup units:
| • | QIC 40, QIC 80, and QIC 3010 tape drives made by the following
companies, and connected to the primary floppy disk controller:
Colorado Memory Systems (CMS)
Conner
IOmega
Wangtek (only in "hardware phantom mode" or "Drive B sharing mode")
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| • | CMS QIC 40, QIC 80, and QIC 3010 tape drives connected to a parallel
port.
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The following items are not compatible with Backup:
| • | Drives connected to a secondary floppy disk controller or to an
accelerator card. |
| • | Archive drives. |
| • | Irwin AccuTrak tapes. |
| • | Irwin drives. |
| • | Mountain drives. |
| • | QIC Wide tapes (Backup supports QIC Wide drives using QIC 80 tapes). |
| • | QIC 3020 drives. |
| • | SCSI tape drives. |
| • | Summit drives. |
| • | Tape drive controllers of any type. |
| • | Travan drives.
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Note that some floppy-controller-driven tape backup units require firmware
revisions to work properly with the Windows 95 Backup program.
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For additional information about tape backup units supported by Backup,
view the "Tape drives that are compatible with Backup" online Help topic
in Backup (BACKUP.EXE) Help.
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