I backup my system to an external hard drive. The root directory of that drive has a VProRecovery folder with two files: RestoreWizard.Dbg and VProRecoveryStorage.ini.
When I tested the Ghost 15 SRD, it showed a dozen or so backups, some dating back to 328 days ago. That's back in the NSR 2.0 days. I no longer have most of these backups, or the folders, on my system. I wondered where the SRD got that information, and I found it in VProRecoveryStorage.ini (dated yesterday when I did my last backup).
When I run Recover My Computer now, it only shows the current "active" backup locations.
How can I get rid of all those non-existent entries in the .ini file? I'm afraid to edit the .ini file.
If I delete the VProRecovery folder, will Ghost create a new one the next time I backup my system or will I really mess things up?
Or, do I have to uninstall Ghost 15, delete the VProRecovery folder, delete the backups (no problem), and start over?
Thanks in advance!