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Rod McCarthy
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I have a 2 part question...
1).
If I do a clean install of windows 10, then I make a backup with Macrium, and this becomes my base.
Then I ad some software, but I decide I am not happy, and want to go back to my base, when I restore that backup and especially if I choose not to use "Rapid Delta Restore"...
Then this restored backup is EXACTLY the same, just as clean as when I originally installed Windows 10. Right?
2).
Same scenario as above, but this time after I do my clean install of Windows 10, I install RollbackRX
Then I add some software, I decide I'm not happy I rollback to the previous state (the clean install)...
Is the restore with Rollback as clean as if I use Macrium?
*If you say yes, then I must ask, you mean there is not even any residue in the registry from the software installs?
IF SO How is that possible since Rollback RX happens to restore so quickly?
1).
If I do a clean install of windows 10, then I make a backup with Macrium, and this becomes my base.
Then I ad some software, but I decide I am not happy, and want to go back to my base, when I restore that backup and especially if I choose not to use "Rapid Delta Restore"...
Then this restored backup is EXACTLY the same, just as clean as when I originally installed Windows 10. Right?
2).
Same scenario as above, but this time after I do my clean install of Windows 10, I install RollbackRX
Then I add some software, I decide I'm not happy I rollback to the previous state (the clean install)...
Is the restore with Rollback as clean as if I use Macrium?
*If you say yes, then I must ask, you mean there is not even any residue in the registry from the software installs?
IF SO How is that possible since Rollback RX happens to restore so quickly?