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Proper Backup Priority Settings allows You to Decide the Backup Speed

What is backup priority?

The priority of any process running in a system determines the amount of CPU usage and system resources allocated to that process. Decreasing the backup priority will free more resources for other CPU tasks. Increasing the backup priority might speed up the backup process due to taking resources from the other currently running processes. The result depends on total CPU usage and other factors.

What is the backup priority level?

You can set up the backup priority as follows:

*Low - the backup process will run slower, but it will not influence other process running on your computer.
*Normal - set by default. The backing up will be processed with normal speed, but the backup process will influence other process running on your computer.
*High -The backup process will run with maximal speed, but the performance of other processes will be reduced.

How to set backup priority?

Case1: Set backup priority previously before backup operation:

1. Run EASEUS Todo Backup from Start Menu:

2. Click "Tool" > "Option", or just click "Option" on toolbar.

3. Change the first settings select "Priority":

Case2: Set the backup priority manually during the backup operation.

1. Run EASEUS Todo Backup

2. To launch backup operation, please click "Backup" in the main window, or select "Operation" -> "Backup" from the menu bar, tool bar or action panel to start "Create Backup Wizard".

3. After completed the prior backup steps, you will get "Choose Backup Options" page.

Here are two options: "Use Default options" and "Set the option manually".

a. Use Default options:
If you choose "Use Default options" during this step, the backup image will be produced according to you previous set state.

b. Set the option manually:
If you select "Set the option manually", you can set the backup priority again, but manually settings are one-off use.

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