jjlad
Active Member
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2009
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- Winnipeg, Canada
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- Classic
Hi there,
I haven't updated to the absolute latest ...just the prior one and it's in use now so can't see the version. Regardless though, the backup process has been horrible for years. I can't understand how Windows 10 File History can keep everything backed up and in no time get up to date if I hit backup now in between backups, and yet Lightroom has to take near 90 minutes even if I've only added one photoshoot since the last backup. It seems it still backs up EVERYTHING going back to the dawn of time. Why can't it have some efficiency like other backup processes? It's a database that records every keystroke ...you'd think it could identify what changed since the last time and augment that with what's new. Pipe dream?
This problem has existed as long as I've used LR so nothing to pin on newer versions. Seems like its a design problem.
I haven't updated to the absolute latest ...just the prior one and it's in use now so can't see the version. Regardless though, the backup process has been horrible for years. I can't understand how Windows 10 File History can keep everything backed up and in no time get up to date if I hit backup now in between backups, and yet Lightroom has to take near 90 minutes even if I've only added one photoshoot since the last backup. It seems it still backs up EVERYTHING going back to the dawn of time. Why can't it have some efficiency like other backup processes? It's a database that records every keystroke ...you'd think it could identify what changed since the last time and augment that with what's new. Pipe dream?
This problem has existed as long as I've used LR so nothing to pin on newer versions. Seems like its a design problem.