Check your system settings to ensure your device is not regularly going to sleep and interrupting backups.įor more information, see Optimizing computer energy settings for faster backup. The CrashPlan app doesn’t run and can't upload data if your computer is asleep or turned off - it only runs when the computer is online. Prevent your computer from going to sleep You can always scale back if the CrashPlan app interferes with your work.
Increase the amount of CPU time to 90 - 100% when the user is both away and present. You can increase the amount of CPU the CrashPlan app can dedicate to these activities, which will usually improve upload speeds. The CrashPlan app requires system resources to encrypt, compress, and deduplicate your files before sending. Increase CPU available to the CrashPlan app Because the CrashPlan app prioritizes its to-do list based on file size and creation date, this data is backed up before other files in your backup selection.įor our suggestions on what to back up, see What should you back up. Your computer creates new system and application files frequently, which are small. If you select your entire hard drive, including system and application files, the CrashPlan app may not back up your personal files efficiently. Extend the default backup frequency time. Prevent your computer from going to sleep so that the CrashPlan app can work at all times. Increase CPU percentage available for the CrashPlan app to use. There are several things you can adjust to complete your initial backup sooner: This estimation will fluctuate over the time of your initial backup. 
The CrashPlan app estimates the total time that it will take to upload your data based on your current network speeds. We are a shared service, which means that upload and download speeds depend on the number of users connected at any given point.
If you have a large amount of data to back up the cloud, you may notice that the CrashPlan app is uploading files slower than you expect, even if you have plenty of bandwidth.Īs a general estimate, CrashPlan for Small Business users can expect to back up about 10-30 GB of information per day on average if their computer is powered on and not in standby mode.
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