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Skip to main content Contact Support HOME GETTING STARTED RELEASE NOTES FAQs APIs SYSTEM STATUS 1. Search site Search Search Go back to previous article 2. 1. Sign in Expand/collapse global hierarchy 1. Home 2. Incydr 3. Using the app (Incydr) 4. Troubleshooting 5. What to do after receiving a backup alert Expand/collapse global location WHAT TO DO AFTER RECEIVING A BACKUP ALERT 1. Last updated Jan 9, 2022 2. Save as PDF 3. Table of contents 1. Overview 2. Alerts and warnings 3. Considerations 4. What to do if you get a backup alert 1. Check your connection 2. Check for notifications 3. Check your backup schedule setting 4. Restart the Code42 app and your computer 5. Ask a Customer Champion 5. Related topics Who is this article for? Incydr Professional, Enterprise, Gov F2, and Horizon Incydr Basic, Advanced, and Gov F1 Find your product plan in the Code42 console on the Account menu. Not an Incydr customer? For CrashPlan articles, search or browse. Instructor, no. Incydr Professional, Enterprise, Gov F2, and Horizon, no. Incydr Basic, Advanced, and Gov F1, yes. CrashPlan Cloud, no. Retired product plans, no. CrashPlan for Small Business, no. OVERVIEW Managing your backup means staying informed about its successes and failures. The Code42 app sends email warnings and alerts to help you stay informed about the status of your backups. If you receive a backup alert and you're not sure why, this article can walk you through the most common reasons. ALERTS AND WARNINGS Alerts and warnings are email messages letting you know if there is a problem with your backup. Backup Warning You receive a warning when your computer hasn't backed up (to any destination) for a specified number of days. Backup Alert You receive an alert when your computer hasn't backed up (to any destination) for a specified number of days. Alerts are sent as a follow-up to a warning when the computer still hasn't backed up. CONSIDERATIONS * Alerts and warning are set, by default, to three days and five days, respectively * You can change the time period for warnings and alerts from Settings > Device Backup. * Alert period(s) are not "reset" until a backup occurs WHAT TO DO IF YOU GET A BACKUP ALERT CHECK YOUR CONNECTION If you get an email alert telling you that one of your computers hasn't backed up in several days, first make sure that the computer is connected to the Internet and has not been turned off or asleep. If necessary, troubleshoot network issues that could prevent the Code42 app from backing up. CHECK FOR NOTIFICATIONS Next, open the Code42 app and look for any errors or other messages that may suggest why the computer isn't backing up. This article may be useful for troubleshooting: * Cannot connect to background service CHECK YOUR BACKUP SCHEDULE SETTING Is the Code42 app configured to run all of the time, or only during a specific window of time? For complete coverage, set the Code42 app to run Always. If the Code42 app is set to run between specific times, make sure both the source and destination computers are on and awake during an overlapping window of time. The Code42 app can't back up or restore outside of this window, and it can't back up if the a computer is off or asleep. 1. Open the Code42 app. 2. Open the backup settings: * Code42 app version 6.8.3 and later: 1. Select . 2. Select Backup Sets. * Code42 app version 6.8.2 and earlier: 1. Select Details. 2. Select the action menu. 3. Click Change for Backup Schedule. RESTART THE CODE42 APP AND YOUR COMPUTER Restarting the Code42 app or your computer can resolve issues. First, restart the Code42 service. If you've restarted the Code42 app, and you're still unable to connect to any of your destinations, restarting your computer may resolve the connectivity issue. ASK A CUSTOMER CHAMPION If you've tried these options and you are still unable to determine why an alert was sent, contact a Customer Champion for further assistance. RELATED TOPICS * Device backup critical * Use reports to monitor your environment 1. Back to top 2. * User permissions requirements (Windows) * Where are my files? * Was this article helpful? * Yes * No * RECOMMENDED ARTICLES 1. What to do after receiving a backup alert for CrashPlan for Small BusinessManaging your backup means staying informed about its successes and failures. The Code42 app sends email warnings and alerts to help you stay informed... 2. What to do after receiving a backup alert for CrashPlanManaging your backup means staying informed about its successes and failures. The Code42 app sends email warnings and alerts to help you stay informed... 3. Organizations - Device Backup Defaults - Reporting settings referenceThis reference guide describes an organization's backup reporting settings for warnings and alerts that your users receive about their backup status. 4. Device Backup Defaults - Reporting settings reference (CrashPlan for Small Business)This reference guide describes an organization's backup reporting settings for warnings and alerts that your users receive about their backup status. 1. Article type Topic Available in CrashPlan Cloud No Available in other/on-premises product plans No Available in Incydr Basic and Advanced Yes Available in Incydr Pro, Enterprise, and Horizon No Available in Instructor No Available in Code42 CrashPlan Premium Yes Available in Code42 CrashPlan Standard Yes Available in CrashPlan for Small Business No Stage Final 2. Tags 1. 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