I may yet do that, but when I am slightly less "under the gun" at work... likely two more weeks of high stress right now. But I appreciate the suggestion... I do like the product concept and think if I can get it to play nice, it will be a very nice backup for my project docs and code source.
BuddyLeeJr
After letting in run overnight days on end, I give up. Uninstalling has removed the 50% cpu drain on my system and I will live without this tool. :(...
It is watching "My Documents" and "C:\dev" code trees. I have let it run overnight a few times and looked at it first thing in the morning to see it still at 50%. I can't imagine anything in those folders is being updated overnight. (I am a bit of a noob on this, but I don't have a web sight to set the URL for a screen shot inclusion in this message) In lieu of a screen shot of Task Manager, I am looking at it and it says keepsafe.exe is sitting at 47 to 50 in the CPU column
After installing KeepSafe 2.0 a week ago, not once has it ever let my system use less than 50% of my cpu. This is no fun as it make loading large VS2005 projects even slower. I have let it run overnight several nights in case it is busy with something... but it just lags the system. As soon as I choose to unload KepSafe, the cpu is freed up and the machine springs back to it's snappy self.