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How can we tell if it is working? I tried /logl:10 but the log was no different.

you can't other than seeing the /wco was passed - maybe different in speed -
I'd suspect in many cases it be much slower, in a few special cases where
you restore over basically the same thing, it may be faster?

"Brian K" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

How can we tell if it is working? I tried /logl:10 but the log was no
different.

In my test computer with a 4 minute restore it was 1 second faster. The only file changed since the full image was created was a text document.

How can you tell "other than seeing the /wco was passed"?

In my main computer a 600 MB differential restore takes the same time as one not using the switch. I think this is a fantastic switch for SSD restores.

Some interesting numbers. I restored a Win8 image and 26.0 GB was reported as written to the SSD. I restored the same image with the /wco switch and 0.2 GB was reported as written to the SSD. A big difference in writes.

Tried it again. Only 0.1 GB written to the SSD on this occasion.

speed still ok?

"Brian K" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

Tried it again. Only 0.1 GB written to the SSD on this occasion.

Speed was fine. In fact using restore with /v and /vb, total time with /wco was 9 seconds faster than without the switch. I've tried /wco many times now and the speed is always the same as restores done in the past without using the switch.

TeraByte Support wrote:
> speed still ok?
>
> "Brian K" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>
> Tried it again. Only 0.1 GB written to the SSD on this occasion.
hi
but should i add the switch /wco in the restore option
or is there a option to enable?
because i can not find it
it's present even in the manual of 2.83 but today i tried to restore an image , can not find the checkmark of /wco

It was added as a GUI option in 2.84. Before that it was only on the command line.