I’ve only explored CTM a very short time so I can only say that I like that it can be used outside of Windows and I like that the snapshots can be manipulated easily…
…and encrypted,
…and created only when you want them to be (which consequently saves drive space),
altogether very handy for a wouldbe OEM (I stick our entrepreneur logo and wallpaper on PCs that dad and I build/fix) like myself, and altogether wholly unlike Microsoft System Restore.
Looking ahead I’ll say now that when I’m done exploring CTM I’ll post a new thread, or reply to this same one saying “I just like every ■■■■ thing there is about CTM.”
It’s simply amazing when it’s working: instantaneous snapshots (of multiple disks!), low disk usage, fast recovery. It’s mind-boggling how it keeps track of all the snapshots!
But . . .
It made my system un-bootable whenever I tried to alter partition sizes or whenever I tried to uninstall it.
Chkdsk was also finding numerous disk errors that continued to re-appear even after fixing them.
So it goes with betas.
I can’t wait for the final release!
