Time Machine for Windows Vista: Broken

Here’s an interesting article about Vista’s broken “Time Machine.”

I was sitting around today wondering how best to back up my Vista computer, so I Googled “Time Machine for Windows Vista.” Sorry! No good solution yet. If you have a suggestion, leave a comment!

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3 Responses to “Time Machine for Windows Vista: Broken”

  1. The Web Guy » Blog Archive » Dell Optiplex 745 with E228WFP Flat Panel Review on November 8th, 2007 at 9:00 pm

    [...] sluggish. I hope I don’t install something on here that messes it up. That’s why I want to back up - so I can go back to this nice, clean Vista [...]

  2. Antoine on April 5th, 2008 at 5:41 pm

    There is a utility from IBM’s Tivoli called CDP - Continuous Data Protection. It’s ~40$ and does what time machine does. The good news is that it can use a remote network location as your backup destination, as well as external hard drives. Their restore feature doesn’t have a great UI, but it’s entreprise grade software, and it works well for my home use :)

    A.

  3. Paul on May 8th, 2008 at 6:53 am

    http://www.trackmyfiles.com/en/home/

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