Hi everyone,
As per the title, I am looking for a backup solution for my system/"Windows" drive (i.e my Win10 installation, settings, installed applications) which would keep a "live" image of my system drive on another internal drive, kinda like a RAID 1 setup but without actually having RAID. In other words, every time I change something on my system, I want that change to be backed up automatically, without me having to run a backup (or depend on a scheduled backup).
This is what I mean..
- I uninstall a program;
- I install a new game;
- Windows decides to install some updates;
- I moved some icons around my desktop;
- Later, my system drive dies;
- I go to the store, buy a new SSD, connect it to my computer;
- I restore the system image from the backup.
Once done, I want the program I uninstalled to still be uninstalled, I want to be able to play the game I installed, I don't want Windows to install the same updates again, and I want the desktop icons to be where I left them after I moved them.
Is this possible with any of the fancy backup software available today? Money is not a concern.
Thank you,
Dany
As per the title, I am looking for a backup solution for my system/"Windows" drive (i.e my Win10 installation, settings, installed applications) which would keep a "live" image of my system drive on another internal drive, kinda like a RAID 1 setup but without actually having RAID. In other words, every time I change something on my system, I want that change to be backed up automatically, without me having to run a backup (or depend on a scheduled backup).
This is what I mean..
- I uninstall a program;
- I install a new game;
- Windows decides to install some updates;
- I moved some icons around my desktop;
- Later, my system drive dies;
- I go to the store, buy a new SSD, connect it to my computer;
- I restore the system image from the backup.
Once done, I want the program I uninstalled to still be uninstalled, I want to be able to play the game I installed, I don't want Windows to install the same updates again, and I want the desktop icons to be where I left them after I moved them.
Is this possible with any of the fancy backup software available today? Money is not a concern.
Thank you,
Dany