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How long does it take to install RecoveryMagic and create an archive ? |
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A user can install RecoveryMagic and create an archive in just a few seconds. |
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Is RecoveryMagic similar to the Windows XP restore command? |
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RecoveryMagic and Windows XP's Restore command are very different in both concept and function. Windows Restore command is a repair tool for corrupt and missing files. It can (but not always) restore corrupt system configuration settings by identifying and reconstructing the defective files. However, if a virus attacks your PC and corrupts or destroys files and configurations, the Windows Restore command is completely incapable and helpless in restoring your system's environment, the cause of the corruption, the virus, remains on the hard disk drive. In contrast, RecoveryMagic returns all your files and system configurations exactly back to the OEM configuration after a virus attack and even in cases where Windows will not start. |
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Exactly how much disk space does RecoveryMagic take up ? |
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RecoveryMagic requires typically less than 2% of the disk space and generally much less to protect the data. |
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IF I unistall
RecoveryMagic do I have to find and delete archive file
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RecoveryMagic's saved data is very small. Therefore, it
is saved somewhere in MBR area. It does not share the normal memory space of
HDD.
If RecoveryMagic is uninstalled, the saved data will be
deleted together. |
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What are the steps involved in performing a restore using RecoveryMagic ? |
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Just select the immediate Recovery option from the RecoveryMagic Menu. RecoveryMagic will request a password and then reboot the system into its restored, original state. |
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