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deletion of the scheduled tasks.
Disable the mouse in the subsystem - Does not displays the mouse cursor and does not permit the
operation using mouse in the sub-console that appears on starting the system. Click here for more details
on the sub console.
Interface Language - Comodo Time Machine is available in multiple Languages. You can select the
interface language from the language drop-down menu that appears below 'Disable the mouse in the
subsystem'.
8.1.2 Advanced Settings
You can configure the settings related to the general management of snapshots, scheduled tasks, file
synchronization and mounting of the snapshots. The options available are:
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Enable system security, Require password authentication to start Windows - Provides an additional
layer of safety to your system by controlling Windows Startup. If selected, a Comodo Time Machine logon
screen is displayed to enter the username and password before Windows starts. You have to enter the
username and password as set in the User Settings interface. Comodo Time Machine allows the system to
startup only when the correct username and password are entered. Note - This option is enabled only if
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Access Control is enabled in the User Settings interface.
Remind me to run missed scheduled tasks - If your was switched-off at the time when a Take Snapshot
or Restore System task was scheduled. the task could not be executed. On the next start of the system a
reminder screen will be displayed to prompt you to run the task, if this option has been selected.
Delete unlocked <type>
snapshots of <days> days
old - Removes the unlocked
snapshots of specified type,
and which are taken before
specified days. You can select
to remove all the unlocked
snapshots, manually taken
snapshots or the snapshots
taken taken on hourly, daily,
weekly etc. schedules by
selecting from the drop-down
menu and specify the days in
the days drop-down combo box
as shown in the right.
Always take a snapshot of
the current system before
restoring system - Instructs
Comodo Time Machine to take
a snapshot of the current system whenever you restore your system to a previously taken snapshot.
Defrag snapshots on startup after deleting <number> snapshots - Defragments all the remaining
snapshots when the cumulative number of manually or automatically removed snapshots reaches the
specified number, to reclaim the disk space.
Defrag snapshots on startup after taking <number> snapshots - Defragments all the existing
snapshots when the cumulative number of manually or automatically taken snapshots reaches the
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