images and slowing down windows


  1. louis14
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    images and slowing down windows


    does multiple times taking images and restoring images slowing down windows after a while?
    lets speak about 7 restores
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  3. samuria
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    No it just puts Windows back to when the image was created
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  4. ThrashZone
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    Hi,
    Yep samuria summed it up pretty much :)
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  6. RolandJS
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    If you're asking whether or not the process of making backups, on-demand or scheduled, full or incremental or differential, while Windows session carries on with its normal business -- yes, that backup process will slow down Windows foreground and background operations somewhat. Many backup programs can be set to: high, normal, low priority -- I have mine on high; I figure Windows can wait, Windows can take more time; because I want restorable backups.
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