6.0
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Installing Acronis TrueImage and Getting Started
- Creating Disk/Partition Images
- Restoring a Disk/Partition from an Image
- Selecting an Archive File
- Selecting a Partition to Be Restored
- Selecting a Destination Partition
- Selecting the Restored Partition Type and File System
- Resizing a Partition
- Selecting a Partition Letter
- Selecting the Next Partition to Be Restored
- Partition Restoration Script Window
- Partition Restoration Peculiarities
- Peculiarities of Restoration from Removable Media
- Restoring Individual Files
- Appendix A. Partitions and File Systems
2.3 Compression Level
In the next Compression level window you’ll need to select a data
compression level of a partition image. A compression level can be selected
by moving the slider. If you select zero compression, files will be obviously
moved to an archive file without any compression, which is inefficient. On
the other hand the work speed might drop and image creation time might
increase, if you select the maximal compression. Certainly, the optimal
compression level depends on the type of files, stored on a disk/partition,
and can only be determined empirically.
Image’s data compression level
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