How can the ghost finished system be slow??

Generally speaking, the problem with the ghost itself is unlikely, I have used it, and there is no need to load any disk cache! The ghost speed you are talking about is slow, it may be that the system partition files are too many and the disk is not defragmented, or it is possible that you have chosen to compress the backup. As for the unusable system after you said, it has nothing to do with ghost, it may be a problem with the backup system itself, or a problem with partitions, disks, etc.

After using it for a while, the system will naturally work at its best, so don't worry.

First, it has always been slow. This situation must be related to the host. If you don't believe me, you can take your hard drive to another machine to test it and see if your hard drive will be much faster to restore with ghost backup on other machines.

If yes, that's your motherboard's problem. Some motherboards have speed problems under DOS, check whether there is a problem with the IDE cable and whether the motherboard interface type is set correctly. Second, it used to be fast, but suddenly it slowed down.

In this case, in addition to checking the motherboard, it is also necessary to check the hard drive. There are more reasons for the general hard drive. Because sometimes the C disk is fragmented or corrected and repaired, which will affect the speed of restoring backups.

3. The slow speed may be caused by the high compression ratio selected during backup. When using ghost as an image file, there are three options: fast, normal, and high refer to the compression ratio, respectively.

If you choose fast, the compression ratio is lower, and the image file is relatively large, but the progress speed is very fast; If you choose high, the compression ratio is higher, and the image file is smaller, which can save a lot of space, but the speed is very slow. Then the same phenomenon exists when restoring, that is, when decompressing. The above three situations are only for reference, if there is a better analysis and solution, please correct the communication ...... in the comments[Summary].

First, it has always been slow. This situation must be related to the host. If you don't believe me, you can take your hard drive to another machine to test it and see if your hard drive will be much faster to restore with ghost backup on other machines.

If yes, that's your motherboard's problem. Some motherboards have speed problems under DOS, check whether there is a problem with the IDE cable and whether the motherboard interface type is set correctly. Second, it used to be fast, but suddenly it slowed down.

In this case, in addition to checking the motherboard, it is also necessary to check the hard drive. There are more reasons for the general hard drive. Because sometimes the C disk is fragmented or corrected and repaired, which will affect the speed of restoring backups.

3. The slow speed may be caused by the high compression ratio selected during backup. When using ghost as an image file, there are three options: fast, normal, and high refer to the compression ratio, respectively.

If you choose fast, the compression ratio is lower, and the image file is relatively large, but the progress speed is very fast; If you choose high, the compression ratio is higher, and the image file is smaller, which can save a lot of space, but the speed is very slow. Then the same phenomenon exists when restoring, that is, when decompressing. The above three situations are only for reference, if there is a better analysis and solution, please correct the communication ...... in the comments

The author's friend bought a computer equipped with a quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM, but in the process of using it, he found that the speed of using ghost backup to restore the system was very slow, only 160MB 180MB per minute, which is obviously abnormal.

Reasons that affect the speed of ghost

We know that there are usually several reasons that affect the speed of backup restoration

1.If you choose a different compression ratio for backup, you will have different backup and restore speeds.

When using ghost as an image file, there are three options: fast, normal, and high, which refer to the three compression ratio modes. If you choose fast, the compression ratio is lower, and the image file is relatively large, but the speed is very fast; Choose high to make it with a higher compression ratio.

The image file size is small, which can save a lot of space, but it is very slow. Then this is also the case when restoring, that is, when decompressing.

2.Settings in the motherboard BIOS about how the disk works.

The way disks work can also have a big impact on how quickly you can back up and restore your system.

Resolution

In view of the above points, the following methods can be adopted:

1.Nowadays, the capacity of hard disks is relatively large, if the hard disk space is not particularly tight, it is recommended to choose low compression (fast mode), so that the backup and restore speed is fast. Here the author chooses the fast mode.

2.Optimize the settings in the motherboard BIOS. At boot, press the DEL key (or F2 key, the keys are different depending on the BIOS) to enter the BIOS settings, select Integrated Peripherals (the option to manage the motherboard's integrated devices and ports), and then select the Onchip IDE Device (IDE devices, mainly including hard disk and optical drive devices), and then you can see:

IDE HDD block mode, with the following settings: Disabled and Enabled.

Here the author chooses enabled, which allows the hard disk to transfer data in fast block mode. Once opened, it speeds up backup restores.

After the above adjustment, the speed of my friend's computer with ghost backup and restoration finally exceeded 1GB min, which is a relatively normal speed.

Big brother, is there something wrong with your ghost, he's slow, and it's impossible to be slow to this extent, can you try it again, and are you using a disc?? If not, it's possible that you've made a mistake by turning the recovery system into a backup system.

If it is an old machine, the rate will be slow when the U port is standard.