• COMODO Time Machine – Introduction
  • System Requirements And Important Information
    • Hardware And Software Requirements
    • Important Installation And Usage Information
  • Installing Comodo Time Machine
  • Starting Comodo Time Machine
  • The Main Interface
• Taking A Snapshot
• Viewing And Managing Snapshots
  • Viewing Snapshots
  • Managing Snapshots
    • Right Click Options
    • Restoring Your System To A Selected Snapshot
    • Mounting A Snapshot As A Virtual Drive On Your Computer
• Restoring Your System
• Scheduled Tasks
  • Adding Scheduled Snapshot Tasks
  • Adding Scheduled System Restore Tasks
  • Manage The Scheduled Tasks
• Recovering Individual Files/Folders
  • Synchronization Of Files/Folders Of Current System With Those In Previously Taken Snapshot
• Resetting The Baseline Snapshot
• Settings
  • Program Settings
    • Program Appearance
    • Advanced Settings
  • User Settings
    • Adding And Editing Users
  • Protection Settings
  • Network Settings
• Check For Updates
• Help And About Comodo Time Machine
  • Getting Help
  • About Comodo Time Machine
• Using The Quick Operation Shortcuts
  • Taking A Snapshot
  • Rolling Back Your System To A Previous Snapshot
  • Accessing The Main Interface
• Using The Sub-Console On System Start Up
  • Rolling Back Your System To A Selected Snapshot
  • Taking A Snapshot
  • Compacting Preserved Snapshots
  • Uninstall Comodo Time Machine
• Using The Windows Command Line Interface
  • Taking A Snapshot
  • Rolling Back Your System To A Previous Snapshot
  • Displaying The List Of Snapshots
  • Resetting The Baseline Snapshot
  • Renaming A Snapshot
  • Locking Snapshots
  • Unlock Snapshots
  • Mounting A Snapshot As A Virtual Drive
  • Viewing Information On Mounted Virtual Drive
  • Unmounting The Virtual Drive
  • Delete Snapshots
  • Log Off From CTM
  • Recovering Individual Files/Folders From Previously Taken Snapshots
  • Synchronizing Of Files/Folders Of Current System With Those In Previously Taken Snapshot
  • View Currently Logged User Information
  • Log In To CTM
  • Hiding/Unhiding System Tray Icon
  • View The Version Number Of CTM Application Installed In Your System
  • Uninstalling Comodo Time Machine
  • Opening The Help
• Uninstalling COMODO Time Machine
• About Comodo

Comodo Time Machine 

Scheduled Tasks

 

Comodo Time Machine’s flexible scheduler allows you to take automatic system snapshots at intervals of your choice and/or immediately before running selected executables. Once set, the scheduler will continue to take snapshots at the time or event you specified without any further intervention on your behalf. If you are unfortunate enough to encounter any system failures, virus attacks or data corruption then you can easily rollback your system to the last known working configuration.

Obviously, the more frequently that you take scheduled snapshots, the more likely that the latest snapshot will contain all your recent documents and system changes. Users can also schedule CTM to run automatic system restore tasks. A scheduled restoration is useful if you want a system to rollback to a specific configuration at the end of a certain time period so that you (or the users of the target machines) will always begin working with an ‘ideal’ configuration (for example, computers in Internet cafes and public libraries).

To access the Scheduled Tasks interface, click the 'Scheduled Tasks' tab from the main interface. From this interface you can:

• Add Scheduled Snapshot Tasks;
• Add Scheduled Restore Tasks;
• Manage the scheduled Tasks.