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delta backup
About this tag
Delta backup refers to a backup method that only stores changes made since the last full or incremental backup, rather than copying all data each time. In the context of Windows, System Restore Points (SRPs) may function similarly to delta backups, as they capture only the changes to system files and the registry since the previous restore point. This approach saves disk space and speeds up the backup process. However, it also creates dependencies between restore points, meaning that deleting an intermediate point could affect the validity of subsequent points. Understanding delta backup is important for managing system recovery options and ensuring reliable restore capabilities in Windows environments.
Assume I create a System Restore Point.
Is a full Registry backup included?
or only a partial backup for all branches which are core Windows 7 related?
By the way: Is each SRP independent from the others?
If I delete lets say the 3rd out of 5 SRPs.
Are the two 2 SRPs following the third still...