Backing up Phoenix Downloads/Updates

[Pabs]

Hey folks,

My laptop is starting to run a bit slow and seems a bit bogged down, so I was planning a rebuild in the near future. (May also get one of those SSD disks to improve performance)
However, I've had Phoenix installed for quite some time now, and have downloaded hundreds of update patches and models.
Is there a way of backing this lot all up, so when I come to reinstall it after the rebuild I can just install them all from a local source, instead of having to re-download it all?

Thanks

[robgt]

The only thing you can backup would be your own variants of models - i.e when you have tweaked a models settings in Phoenix (and various other things), it saves that tweaked model in your Documents/PhoenixRC folder.
Everything else will need to be downloaded/updated again.

Cheers,
Rob

[Andy from Sandy]

As I have managed to keep an early version of Phoenix running what I do know is you can copy the whole file structure from the Program Files folder as a way to make a backup.

[Pabs]

Backing up Phoenix Downloads/Updates

As I have managed to keep an early version of Phoenix running what I do know is you can copy the whole file structure from the Program Files folder as a way to make a backup.

Ahh, really? Ok, that might be the best option then. Thanks luckily I have a fast BB now but I used to have a 0.5mb connection so it'd take ages to download again!