Another thing that could make it take longer is if the op is using a
laptop. The laptop dvd drives are still slower than desktop drives by a
fair amount. No chance that was going to fit on one cd, though. It
will compress, but I'd be surprised if a windows 7 system would even fit
on one dvd.
On 11/23/2012 18:01, inthaneelf wrote:
no, but I also don't think the win 7 stock backup is definable enough to
reduce the amount of stuff in the save to that of a CD disk... since your
supposed to have 2 Gbytes for XP and 10 for win 7, and a CD holds 650 megs
on the average
maybe... maybe a DVD will do it on your system, I would make the backup save
on the C: drive and then check the properties of the file created to see how
much room your going to need on a seperate drive/object
HTH,
inthane
-----Original Message-----
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Graham Smith
Sent: Friday, November 23, 2012 1:07 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [JAWS-Users] backup and restore option
I was looking at this last night, I thought I ought to do a backup.
Does this backup option within windows seven take forever or am I doing
something wrong?
I realise the obvious that it depends on whats on the system but I can
assure you I have very little on my laptop compared to most users, no
pictures, music etc.
I was backing up to a cd last night, it was going for anout 2 hours and was
only at 34 percent, does this seem right? I stopped it and went to bed.
Appreciate any help
Regards
Graham
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