In addition to having separate backup task for each HDD (or in some case each separate partition), I use files and folder backups of directories where the content changes rapidly - including the Documents and Downloads directories. Following Bruno's advice should make the backup process work far better. memory, drive speed, etc.)? Is there some other interfering activity?Ĭoncerns about backup times is something many users have been expressed by many users since the introduction of the *.tibx architecture in ATO 2020. They do get better when you are within the last 10 seconds though.Īre you able to look in Task Manager to get an idea of what is going on with your system? Are you maxing out something (e.g. Time estimates are notoriously bad so put no stock in those.
What drive are you using? Always best to run the external drive through the highest speed port and directly to the motherboard, not through a hub. USB 2, USB 3, via hub? Different external drives can have different speeds. Yes, it is the default selection so you need to be aware.Īnyway, how much are you backing up? How many drives and how big? Is anything excluded? When you do an Entire PC backup, it can include more than you want. The MVPs on this forum tend to favor using separate backup tasks for each physical hard drive. Is it one drive or have you gone with Entire PC. while I can't speak to your experience with Acronis support, I am curious about what you are backing up.
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