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<blockquote data-quote="jetman" data-source="post: 892437" data-attributes="member: 63028">I have recently installed the paid version of Macrium Reflect Home.&nbsp; My intention is to use it as a quick recovery tool, similar to Rollback RX.My Windows drive is an internal SSD and the Macrium Images will be saved to a separate SSD.As with Rollback RX, I have set Macrium to create an image every time I log in to Windows.&nbsp; This creates images every day, sometimes several images.&nbsp; However, most of the time I wouldn&#039;t be moving many files around the drive or making many changes.&nbsp; My question is what is the best backup schedule to use in order to use Macrium a bit like Rollback RX ?&nbsp; I like the idea of being able to perform system restores quickly and would like to keep at least 14 days of images if possible.Out of the various options &quot;incrementals forever&quot; seems like it may do the job I want, but I understand this involves slower restores.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jetman, post: 892437, member: 63028"] I have recently installed the paid version of Macrium Reflect Home. My intention is to use it as a quick recovery tool, similar to Rollback RX. My Windows drive is an internal SSD and the Macrium Images will be saved to a separate SSD. As with Rollback RX, I have set Macrium to create an image every time I log in to Windows. This creates images every day, sometimes several images. However, most of the time I wouldn't be moving many files around the drive or making many changes. My question is what is the best backup schedule to use in order to use Macrium a bit like Rollback RX ? I like the idea of being able to perform system restores quickly and would like to keep at least 14 days of images if possible. Out of the various options "incrementals forever" seems like it may do the job I want, but I understand this involves slower restores. [/QUOTE]

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