Has anyone ever used a shadow system?

Shadow systems don't override MBR!

What is MBR? MBR is an abbreviation for Master Boot Record, which refers to the boot program stored on the first sector of the hard disk, usually with a partition table stored on the first sector. In most cases, the first sector is also known as MBR.

Which programs will rewrite the MBR, and will it hurt the user to rewrite the MBR? Common hard disk protection software on the market, multi-OS boot software, etc., will rewrite the MBR, and traditional boot viruses will also rewrite the MBR. For the problem of bringing harm to users, the products with quality assurance provided by regular manufacturers will not bring harm to users, and rewriting MBR is just a way to implement the program in advance.

In almost all brands of computers, the pre-execution is achieved through a custom BIOS, which has the same effect as rewriting MBR. Of particular note is that the activation of the shadow system will definitely not rewrite the MBR.

Why does the activation of the shadow system seem to rewrite the MBR?

I am glad that so many computer experts are paying attention to the shadow system, and with your supervision, we will be more sincere in serving the majority of netizens and providing valuable products for everyone. Let me explain how the shadow system activates.

In addition to MBR, partitions, and partition tables, there is also a lot of free space on the hard disk, that is, the space that is not used. This includes interval gaps and off-track media, which can be accessed via a software interface, and off-track media, which can also be accessed via control disk chips or low-level formatting. Shadow systems use partition gaps to store activation information, and when the shadow system is unmounted, the contents of that gap are also restored.

Why does the shadow system use partition gaps to store activation information? If the shadow system uses the files in the partition to store the activation information, in the shadow mode, when receiving the activation data from the user-mode program, the module responsible for the disk will write the activation file to the partition, which is a very big security risk, and I will introduce the attack process below.

1.The hacker first cracks the shadow system user mode program and finds the interface between components.

2.Run the program on the user's computer and load the core state through various hacking techniques**.

3.The hacker's core state** checks the system kernel memory space and looks for shadow system kernel components.

4.Modify the part of the active file written in the Shadow System kernel build to write whatever file name they want.

5.Simulate the user mode of the shadow system to initiate the activation operation.

6.Write malicious** to the system partition.

In order to avoid this security breach, we write activation information to the disk gap and can guarantee 100% that there will be no impact on the user's system.

It's very easy to use,If you enter the shadow system, it's like using a restore card,It won't do any harm to the hard disk,The second floor if you understand the restoration principle of the restore card, you won't say anything about hurting the hard disk,The restore card is actually to guide the system into the state before the operation,In fact, the later operation is written to the hard disk,But in the end, it was not saved,The basic principle is like this,Too professional I really can't say。

Don't listen to the nonsense on the first floor, I've been using it until now, it's very easy to use, and it doesn't hurt the hard drive.

And recently out of the Chinese Simplified Chinese version, as long as you activate it with your mailbox, you can use it for free, it is indeed a good software.

You can also check it out for yourself.

It's not easy to use, I remove it every time I install it, and I can't change it to many versions.