The Active Network
ActiveMac Anonymous | Create a User | Reviews | News | Forums | Advertise  
 

  *  

  Lockergnome: Daily Newsletter Excerpts
Time: 00:00 EST/05:00 GMT | News Source: Lockergnome | Posted By: Robert Stein
  • DATA: Decreasing the Amount of Time to Restore DataDuring its normal operation, Windows XP makes use of temporary files. These files are normally not required again after the computer is shut down or restarted. Therefore, there is really no reason why they need to be included in your backup strategy. Temporary files are normally written to the Temp directory. Internet Explorer also makes use of temporary files. It caches recently viewed Web pages in the Temporary Internet Files folder. Both of these folders can grow in size over time. Since they are relatively unimportant and the information contained within them not needed to restore a computer, they should be excluded from your backup solution. Since the amount of data you back up will directly affect how long it takes to restore a computer, you should leave out information that is not pertinent.
Write Comment
Return to News

  Displaying 576 through 577 of 577
Prev | First
  The time now is 8:15:24 PM ET.
Any comment problems? E-mail us
#576 By 4240821 (82.115.4.230) at 8/2/2025 5:59:11 AM
https://justpaste.me/aqXQ3
https://justpaste.me/epEc4
https://justpaste.me/fNBC2
https://justpaste.me/dpt52
https://justpaste.me/f7ND
https://justpaste.me/fuug2
https://justpaste.me/c94J
https://justpaste.me/dkNM1
https://justpaste.me/a3W12
https://justpaste.me/egBA2

#577 By 4240821 (82.115.4.230) at 8/2/2025 11:33:54 AM
https://justpaste.me/fwFH1
https://justpaste.me/cvo2
https://justpaste.me/ebJR4
https://justpaste.me/a1pZ1
https://justpaste.me/fBIc1
https://justpaste.me/bZBr2
https://justpaste.me/aFVl3
https://justpaste.me/aUiz2
https://justpaste.me/c7PL
https://justpaste.me/bVix1

Write Comment
Return to News
  Displaying 576 through 577 of 577
Prev | First
  The time now is 8:15:24 PM ET.
Any comment problems? E-mail us
User name and password:

 

  *  
  *   *