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grahdenn66 wrote:i am using windows 7 but i can't install it correctly here though i used it in my vista before.doesn't it support windows 7?

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i am using windows 7 but i can't install it correctly here though i used it in my vista before.doesn't it support windows 7?

Not a too congested network?

I have the demo version installed on a Vista 64bit Dual CPU with 4Gb or RAM and it took 47min to create an image on a 11.8 Gb partition. I am sure it should not be this slow Thoughts ? I backed it up to a network drive on a Gb network.

Most likely this is a problem with the memory.
Will it be such slow if you try to create a non-compressed image?

I decided to do a verify, from Win.
It soon errored with a "file corrupt 3400", I ran it again and got another one the same.

This is the same drive where I have tested other image software without errors. Is the error related to the very slow backup?

Fungus

It finished backing up 8.3 GB in 28 minutes. That is 0.296 GB per minute.

Honestly, the free Todo from Easeus did it more than 3 times as fast.

R-Disk looks great, can I get it to run a little faster?

Note: I backed up in the normal fast mode, not a high compression setting.

Fungus.

Help:

I just installed the trial version of R-drive 4.6 on a Win 2000 sp4 machine to test R drive. I'm looking for a replacement for Acronis.

Right now I'm doing a Windows image of my C drive to a different partition on the same drive as C, my system. It is going so slow that I'll fall asleep.

The C partition contains 8 GB of data. I'm backing up "actual data only".

Acronis, TODO, and Terabyte imaging all create this same backup in less than 10 minutes.

What am I doing wrong? Is the trial version crippled to slow it down?

The R-drive "Processing" screen says "estimated time is 1 hour and 11 minutes". How long will a 40 GB image take?

Please help.

Fungus