As a quick reminder, File History replaced theBackup and Restore featureas Windows 10s main backup tool.
it’s possible for you to then select an external drive or internet location to secure your backups.
Locate the file you want to restore, and hit theRestorebutton.
Unfortunately, the tool may sometimes fail to create backups for your files.
When this issue occurs, errors 200, 201, or 203 often appear on the screen.
Lets see how you’ve got the option to quickly fix this issue.
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How Do I Fix File History Errors 200, 201, or 203?
Right-punch the problematic drive, selectProperties, go toTools, and then selectCheck drive for errors.
kickstart your system and look to see if the error persists.
Dont forget to check for OS updates if youre running an outdated Windows 10 version.
Go toSettings, selectUpdate and Security, click onWindows Updateand check for updates.
see if you notice any improvements after installing the latest OS release on your machine.
By the way, these files may sometimes interfere with or even block various computer processes.
Rename Your Files
Maybe theres nothing wrong with your drive.
A single problematic file or folder can block the backup process for thousands of files.
attempt to identify the culprit by backing up your folders one by one.
Then check your files and ensure the file names dont contain special characters.
Additionally, ensure the file name or file path are not too long.
Try renaming the problematic files and check the results.
You candownload the tool from Microsoft.
Install it and follow the on-screen instructions to repair your files.
Then find out if File History can successfully back up your files.
Were sure its only a matter of time until you manage to troubleshoot the problem.
you’re free to also use the DISM command to scan and repair your files.
Then check your file names and trigger the File and Folder Troubleshooter.
