How to Back Up User Files (Windows 7 64-bit ) in HP laptop?

He everybody!
I have a HP laptop
Product Name: HP Pavilion dv6-6093ex
Product Number : LM610EA#A2N
I have read 'How to Back Up User Files (Windows Vista or XP)'
Back up files with the HP Recovery Manager
The HP Recovery Manager is used to back up user files to an external USB storage device.
1-Boot to the recovery partition 1. by pressing F11 .
2. Click Advanced Options .
3. Click Backup computer files .
4-Select the type of files you need to back up from the list and then click Next . It will take several
minutes to locate all of the files, no matter where they are on the hard drive.
5. Select the destination device (external USB hard drive or a USB flash drive/Memory Stick).
6. Click Next to start the backup.
New files will be backed up. Depending on the number of files located, it could take an hour or more to backup
the file.
However, When I have done those steps I encountered these:
First: I didn't see any option to save the files in an external hard disk or even another partition other than Windows partition.
Second: I haven't find any option to back up my files in other partition other than Windows partition, I have let Recovery manager proceed to save at any place it prefers. After that, I found that Recovery Manager gave me an error during copying the files :
Recovery Manager failed in finishing backup files, error: FFFFFF14, although the percentage of progress was %67
Also, I have enough free space on Windows partition.

Would it be quite good if anyone could take some time out to reply me?

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