I don't see the Windows team investing in a new imaging solution when competitors have filled the market. Their focus (from executive management) is to bundle more AI features.
Windows has a hodgepodge of dissimilar tools:
Since OneDrive offers a path to charging you for extra storage, giving a full featured backup solution for free doesn't make sense. You're not picking Windows over Mac or Linux just because it has a better built-in backup tools.
Windows has a hodgepodge of dissimilar tools:
- System Restore (shadow volume)
- Point in Time Restore (shadow volume)
- legacy Windows Backup and Restore (imaging)
- Windows Backup (OneDrive)
Since OneDrive offers a path to charging you for extra storage, giving a full featured backup solution for free doesn't make sense. You're not picking Windows over Mac or Linux just because it has a better built-in backup tools.
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