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fsutil.exe11(Full NTFS file metadata optimizations are DISABLED, Incremental optimizations are ENABLED)
wbadmin.exe1011Syntax: WBADMIN DELETE BACKUP {-keepVersions: | -version: | -deleteOldest} [-backupTarget:] [-machine:] [-quiet] Description: Deletes the backups that you specify. If the specified volume contains backups other than backups of the local server, those backups will not be deleted. To use this command, you must be a member of the Backup Operators group or Administrators group. Parameters: -keepVersions Specifies the number of the latest backups to keep. The value must be a positive integer. The option value -keepVersions:0 deletes all the backups. -version Version identifier of the backup in MM/DD/YYYY-HH:MM format. If you do not know the version identifier, at a command prompt, type: WBADMIN GET VERSIONS. Versions that are exclusively backups can be deleted using this command. Use WBADMIN GET ITEMS to view the version type. -deleteOldest Deletes the oldest backup. -backupTarget Specifies the storage location for the backup that you want to delete. The storage location for backups is a drive letter, a mount point, or a GUID-based volume path. This value only needs to be specified for locating backups that are not of the local computer. Information about backups for the local computer will be available in the backup catalog on the local computer. -machine Specifies the computer whose backup you want to delete. Useful when multiple computers were backed up to the same location. Should be used when -backupTarget is specified. -quiet Runs the command with no prompts to the user. Remarks: One, and only one, of these parameters must be specified: -keepVersions, -version, or -deleteOldest. Examples: WBADMIN DELETE BACKUP -version:03/31/2006-10:00 WBADMIN DELETE BACKUP -keepVersions:3 WBADMIN DELETE BACKUP -backupTarget:f: -deleteOldest
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