You can use the Media Center "Scheduler" under "Services & Plugins" to run the "mc25.exe /MCC 20011,1" command as often as once a day. See
https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Media_Center_Core_Commands for parameter options.
I haven't tested, but running this command with the ",1: silent automatic backup" parameter may replace the current automatic backup, while the ",0: normal" may provide an additional backup to the automatic backups. Test it.
If you want it to run more than once a day, you can use the Windows Task Scheduler to run it as often as you like. In fact, you might even be able to trigger a backup based on some event related to MC.
Or perhaps better yet, use the Windows Task Scheduler to create a backup every time the PC wakes from Sleep, if you let your PCs sleep and that makes sense. You would just need to find the Event Log, Source, and ID setting to identify the Wake Event, and use that as a trigger, perhaps with a slight delay so that the PC doesn't try to create a backup as soon as it wakes. Google will help with that. Ask if you can't find that information. Or start here:
https://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/308855-using-task-scheduler-restart-program-upon-wake-sleep.htmlOr if you shut down your PCs, create a backup on reboot. Or on any number of other events.
You can also just press Ctrl+Shift+B to create a Library Backup at any time you want.