Toolwiz Time Machine 1.0.1.16
nstant Backup
Create an image of the current state of your computer. It would be better to create a snapshot of your system when major software installations, large data transformation or system maintenance. Taking an instant snapshot means you can roll back your system to its previous condition and recover valuable data if you encounter any problems or data corruption.
Recovery & Restore
Once you have successfully created system snapshots, you can roll your system back to any snapshots you want anytime. Therefore, when encountering a virus attack or data corruption, you could roll back to reinstate a previous normal 'working' state. Toolwiz Time Machine provides users with flexibility to revert between snapshots by multi-points restoration technology.
Scheduling
Automatic snapshots backups can be scheduled to take separated by an hour then roll back to the previous working state in the event of virus attacks or crashes. Once set, the scheduler will be following the order without your intervention. Obviously, the more frequent scheduled snapshots are set to take, the more possible that all your recent documents and system changes would be stored on the latest snapshots.
Removing Backups
Backups would be kept as long as there is space in the disk for storage, so you will have plenty of system restore points and previous versions of files. Toolwiz Time Machine can intelligently and automatically remove old snapshots from the command line in the buffer when there is no space for new ones on Time Machine, and users can even uninstall any unnecessary and unneeded backups to get more space whether the buffer stays fully or not.
