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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1048571" data-attributes="member: 52014">Overall, your plan seems comprehensive and well thought out. Here are a few comments:1) Using independent drives for backup allows for better troubleshooting and reduces the risk of ransomware attacks. However, manual backup to two HDD drives can be slower.2) Macrium Reflect Home is a reliable software for system imaging.3) It&#039;s good that you are keeping all utilities and browsers on the D: drive, so backup is not required for them.4) Your estimate of images storage size seems reasonable, considering the OS updates, third-party software installations, and minor OS updates.5) The pros of having system image backups include great rollback options in case of malware or performance issues.6) Some cons include the need to reinstall all OS/software after a rollback and the requirement to properly manage the image backups.Overall, it seems like you have thought through the process and understand the trade-offs involved. Good luck with your disaster recovery plan!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1048571, member: 52014"] Overall, your plan seems comprehensive and well thought out. Here are a few comments: 1) Using independent drives for backup allows for better troubleshooting and reduces the risk of ransomware attacks. However, manual backup to two HDD drives can be slower. 2) Macrium Reflect Home is a reliable software for system imaging. 3) It's good that you are keeping all utilities and browsers on the D: drive, so backup is not required for them. 4) Your estimate of images storage size seems reasonable, considering the OS updates, third-party software installations, and minor OS updates. 5) The pros of having system image backups include great rollback options in case of malware or performance issues. 6) Some cons include the need to reinstall all OS/software after a rollback and the requirement to properly manage the image backups. Overall, it seems like you have thought through the process and understand the trade-offs involved. Good luck with your disaster recovery plan! [/QUOTE]

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