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Enabling / disabling the icon

From your Joomla! administrator menu, go to Extensions , Module Manager . Underneath the page title, click on the Administrator link to display the administration section modules. You can now publish or unpublish the JoomlaPack Backup Notification Module .

We strongly suggest that you keep this icon enabled, as it allows you to backup your site very conveniently, as well as automatically notify you when you should really make a new backup.

Since JoomlaPack 2.4, the module only displays to authorized users, i.e. all users which have enough privileges to use the JoomlaPack component. You can change this setting from JoomlaPack's configuration. The factory default is to allow access to Super Administrators only.

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