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[CChamp]

Originally Posted by carfal

Yes CChamp, the progress bar Owl mentions is the actual rollback process which as you've seen takes seconds. The rest is normal boot time.

FYI the progress bar says "Loading Snapshot".

EDIT: I would find the "Rollback is complete" notification extremely annoying. So that's a big thumbs down for me.

Thanks, I am still finding my way around this program and so far love it. I didn't know that it was finished that quick. In that case I agree with you that the notification block would just be an extra step that is not needed.

[Owl]

Originally Posted by CChamp

If so that is pretty quick.

Absolutely.

You must remember that "other" solutions have to update files from archives. All RBRx has to do is reconfigure the FAT to call up different disc sectors.

[aleph99]

I tried to install Rollback together with Drive Vaccine, but it doesn't work. What I was trying to achieve is very simple: a system that is permanently reset to baseline upon reboot (except when one turns this feature off for updates), but at the same time keeps several previous snapshots.

I believe it would be quite easy to add to Rollback this feature from Drive Vaccine, as the engine is already there. This way I could set up my system to always return automatically to Baseline (or to any other snapshot) upon reboot, thus preventing the inevitable buildup of trash that comes with Windows, but would also have previous snapshots to recover to in case of failure.

[HDS-Jacob]

Originally Posted by aleph99

I tried to install Rollback together with Drive Vaccine, but it doesn't work. What I was trying to achieve is very simple: a system that is permanently reset to baseline upon reboot (except when one turns this feature off for updates), but at the same time keeps several previous snapshots.

I believe it would be quite easy to add to Rollback this feature from Drive Vaccine, as the engine is already there. This way I could set up my system to always return automatically to Baseline (or to any other snapshot) upon reboot, thus preventing the inevitable buildup of trash that comes with Windows, but would also have previous snapshots to recover to in case of failure.

Hello aleph99,

Welcome to the Horizon DataSys Forum and thanks for the feedback. As always, feel free to contact support at the Horizon DataSys Facebook page on the left-hand side under Support Horizon DataSys | Facebook or at http://support.horizondatasys.com and let's see if we can get you some suggestions here.

Best,
Jacob

[Baldrick]

Originally Posted by aleph99

I tried to install Rollback together with Drive Vaccine, but it doesn't work. What I was trying to achieve is very simple: a system that is permanently reset to baseline upon reboot (except when one turns this feature off for updates), but at the same time keeps several previous snapshots.

I believe it would be quite easy to add to Rollback this feature from Drive Vaccine, as the engine is already there. This way I could set up my system to always return automatically to Baseline (or to any other snapshot) upon reboot, thus preventing the inevitable build-up of trash that comes with Windows, but would also have previous snapshots to recover to in case of failure.

Unless I have misunderstood what you are looking to achieve you can currently set a scheduled task to restore a specific snapshot, i.e., your baseline, on a restart. Just look at the options available under Scheduled Tasks, under Control Panel (to the left hand-side at the bottom in the main GUI).

[Dagrev]

Likely been said before, but an alert that an update is available seems like common sense.

[Dagrev]

I'd like to see fewer steps/clicks to get to the defragging. I see no reason why there are so many (3 I think) to finally get it going.

I know it's not a big deal, but I delete hourly snapshots and defrag about every day and get tired to going through needless steps.

[ErikThorne]

Would be nice to be able to schedule a defrag from the "schedule tasks window"
like Dagrev .. its a pain to have to do it manually!

That way it would be automated for a daily/weekly defrag without
having to reboot !

[taz4950]

Since current bleeding-edge crop of X79 MoBos are coming with Intel Cache systems or as with ASUS proprietary firmware, I know that RollBack Rx works only with one primary boot drive, to make it compatible with the SSD/ Hard drive setups?
I'm about to build a ASUS Sabertooth X79 system with a 240 GB SSD and a 1.5 TB H/D and would dearly love to keep RollBack Rx.

[hackmax]

Originally Posted by ErikThorne

Would be nice to be able to schedule a defrag from the "schedule tasks window"
like Dagrev .. its a pain to have to do it manually!

That way it would be automated for a daily/weekly defrag without
having to reboot !

I agree with Erik. A schedule defrag would be great. Or maybe even an option to defrag after X amount of snapshots have been taken.

I have a laptop and move around alot, so i shutdown and restart my laptop alot. Waiting for the system to defrag 10 or more snapshots takes some time even with my SSD.

BTW. Great product. It has saved my laptop on many an occasion.