Well you see, its easy to reach such a perspective if you know nothing
about how Undelete Pro works <smile..
I did say that the software was fully customisable thus you have many
options at your disposal in how you handle your files, you can set
Undelete Pro to delete files if they've not been used for several weeks,
days, months etc. You can set a portion of your hard drive so as to
avoid clutter or you can set up a whole drive for the purpose of file
monitoring, the choice is yours.
It can be argued also that Rollback can take up a lot of unecessary
space, just see how much space multiple snapshots use after aperiod of
time and you'll udnerstand what I'm getting at.
Undelete Pro is handy when I'm doing a lot of editing work, mistakes can
happen and I can retrieve a whole batch of files - hundreds of files -
in a matter of seconds thus I have the material to start my job again with.
On 10/10/2011 11:48 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
hello Dane
To be utterly honest, I fail to see the point of an undelete programme at all,
even the recycle bin. Well yes, I guess you could easily delete something by
accident. But I certainly wouldn't want all that stuff kept on the drive.
What's the point? If you get into the habit of keeping regular backups you'll
be alright I think. But that's just my perspective.
Lynne
On 10 Oct 2011, at 01:29, Dane trethowan wrote:
run a substitute for the Windows recycle Bin, its called Undelete Pro and is
put out by the same people who develop Diskeeper, unlike the Recycle Bin
Undelete Pro keeps every file that is deleted or moved from the system plus
multiple versions of same if you want that functionality.
You can configure Undelete Pro to track network drives, even Mac formatted
drives can be tracked and recorded.
Why did I bother with this utility when I have rollback? Far easier and quicker
to use Undelete Pro to recover something than it is with Rollback, I don't have
to tell Rollback what snapshot I wish to look through for example.
On 10/10/2011 11:15 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Hello Dane
Yes, I understand that. Actually we turned our recycle bin off as soon as we
got the machine. Gordon went into the registry somehow and totally disabled the
recycle bin.
Lynne
On 10 Oct 2011, at 00:57, Dane trethowan wrote:
ah yep! no one is even suggesting that System Restore is a replacement for Rollback but
think of things this way, Windows assume that people are using the recycle Bin so there's
the avenue of retreiving files, again a question of "horses for courses".
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