I'm running Acronis True Image, but it's terribly slow. What options do I
have that would use the true speed of my USB? This only uses about 55mb/s instead of 1Gbps.

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Hello Shurato!

I'm running Acronis True Image, but it's terribly slow.
What options do I have that would use the true speed of my
USB? This only uses about 55mb/s instead of 1Gbps.

Is it not possible that your USB port is acting up and
downgrades to lower speed? USB ports would do that.

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* In a message originally to Shurato, August Abolins said:

Hello Shurato!

I'm running Acronis True Image, but it's terribly slow. What options
do I have that would use the true speed of my USB? This only uses
about 55mb/s instead of 1Gbps.

Is it not possible that your USB port is acting up and downgrades
to lower speed? USB ports would do that.

When I transfer files manually they transfer at 100MBps, not 55mbps. Reading and Writing. I can do a large amount of data at that rate.

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I'm running Acronis True Image, but it's terribly slow. What options do I have that would use the true speed of my USB? This only uses about 55mb/s instead of 1Gbps.

With it being a backup solution, it may be doing some sort of write verification above and beyond what a "normal" copy/move processes would do.
That would cause throughput to be slower if it is doing so.


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* In a message originally to SHURATO, Mike Powell said:

I'm running Acronis True Image, but it's terribly slow. What options do

I

have that would use the true speed of my USB? This only uses about

55mb/s

instead of 1Gbps.

With it being a backup solution, it may be doing some sort of write verification above and beyond what a "normal" copy/move processes would
do. That would cause throughput to be slower if it is doing so.

That's kind of what I was thinking, thanks!

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To: Shurato
Re: Backup solution for Windows...
By: Shurato to All on Wed Sep 18 2024 04:08 pm

From Newsgroup: micronet.comp

I'm running Acronis True Image, but it's terribly slow. What options do I have that would use the true speed of my USB? This only uses about 55mb/s instead of 1Gbps.

dude fucking 2001 called, they want their program back.
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Jas Hud wrote to Shurato <=-

dude fucking 2001 called, they want their program back.

Acronis True Image is still being developed. I put it on my mom's computer
to help her back up her business data.

If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it here. Don't start.

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Hello digimaus!

Acronis True Image is still being developed. I put it on my mom's
computer to help her back up her business data.

I've always had a fondness for DriveImageXML. It's a backup,
restore, image and clone. It has worked well for me in all
those functions.

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To: digimaus
Re: Re: Backup solution for Windows...
By: digimaus to Jas Hud on Sat Sep 21 2024 12:41 am

From Newsgroup: micronet.comp

Jas Hud wrote to Shurato <=-

dude fucking 2001 called, they want their program back.

Acronis True Image is still being developed. I put it on my mom's computer to help her back up her business data.

If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it here. Don't start.

it's a joke, not a dick. don't take it so hard.
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it's a joke, not a dick. don't take it so hard.

You know damn well not to say that to me when I have many netmails and
emails to me calling for your expulsion from Micronet due to your being uncouth. You may have meant it as a joke but these days I don't know what to take from you as a joke or a thinly-veiled insult.

I'm done.

-- Sean



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To: digimaus
Re: Re: Backup solution for Windows...
By: digimaus to Jas Hud on Sat Sep 21 2024 09:10 pm

From Newsgroup: micronet.comp

it's a joke, not a dick. don't take it so hard.

You know damn well not to say that to me when I have many netmails and emails to me calling for your expulsion from Micronet due to your being uncouth. You may have meant it as a joke but these days I don't know what to take from you as a joke or a thinly-veiled insult.

I'm done.

you need to lighten up. When the hell do i do a thingly veiled insult?
People always find what you are looking for.

And who would EVER get offended for someone saying something about acronis? They aren't the programmer. If they get offended, they need to unplug.

Post the netmails publically. I'm sure we would find it entertaining.
Don't be acting like i'm a micronet tyrant for saying nick shouldn't run windows xp.

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Jas Hud wrote to digimaus <=-

Post the netmails publically. I'm sure we would find it entertaining. Don't be acting like i'm a micronet tyrant for saying nick shouldn't
run windows xp.

I don't kiss and tell.

This is my network, remember that. I don't have to put up with your
demands.

-- Sean

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I'm running Acronis True Image, but it's terribly slow. What options do I have that would use the true speed of my USB? This only uses about 55mb/s instead of 1Gbps.

I'm using Macrium Reflect and am getting a steady 265MB/s. Almost 5 times faster than Acronis.

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Hello Shurato!

I'm using Macrium Reflect and am getting a steady 265MB/s. Almost 5 times faster than Acronis.

What changed, other than switching software? Did your pc go
through a shut-down reboot sequence? Sometimes the latter
"fixes" USB port issues.


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* In a message originally to Shurato, August Abolins said:

Hello Shurato!

I'm using Macrium Reflect and am getting a steady 265MB/s. Almost 5

times

faster than Acronis.

What changed, other than switching software? Did your pc go
through a shut-down reboot sequence? Sometimes the latter "fixes"
USB port issues.

Just switching software. I'd restarted several times with True Image.

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Hello Shurato!

I'm using Macrium Reflect and am getting a steady 265MB/s. Almost 5

times

faster than Acronis.

What changed, other than switching software? Did your pc go
through a shut-down reboot sequence? Sometimes the latter "fixes"
USB port issues.

It wasn't a USB port issue, it was Acronis. If I dragged files, they copied around 1Gbps. Now with the current faster and better caching drive, it's closer to 2.

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