The miracle 30G hard disk can be used as a 60G one. Asking questions about the principle of shadow s

Your idea is indeed a bit interesting. I've also used shadow systems. I guess I have to start with the working principle of shadows, so I don't know much about it.

I've used it before, but it's not very clear, I think I want to restore the system that comes with the system, you can add and delete files under the shadow system at will, but restore it as soon as you restart.

Have you really done this? Or is it imagination?

If you did, it would be fun.

If you use this kind of software in your SSD, your files will be corrupted. The main thing is that the TRIM technology of the SSD will conflict with the shadow system. But don't worry now, the latest version of Shadow Defender is perfect for SSDs, especially optimized for the TRIM technology of SSDs.

Other shadow systems can't guarantee it.

As with HDDs, that's all I can say.

I can answer the question of whether the shadow system hurts the hard drive. I started using the shadow system (powersahdow) in the summer of '07 and have been using it ever since. During this period, the motherboard and power supply of the host computer were burned once due to dampness on rainy days, and the hard disk is still no problem.

Time will settle the good stuff.

When the virtual system is running, the only thing that is missing before the reboot is gone.

The principle of the shadow system is very simple, if you have an installation disc, the disc boots into the PE system boot file, and adds multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1) windows="microsoft windows xp professional"noexecute=optin fastdetect, it's good to save it, it's okay to save it, read only the attribute, remove the shadow system, it's just that the boot disk is loaded at the time of boot, and the lack of accompaniment Lu Min's shooting.

Is your data stored under the system disk? If you don't think you can do this to try, is to use the system to fix the system without loading the plate, there is a tremor wide point like a cover,

None of these things can be done, but I still recommend developing good online habits and installing a good antivirus software.

The shadow system builds a virtual image of the existing operating system (i.e., shadow mode), which is exactly the same as the real system, and the user can choose to enable or exit the virtual image at any time. Once the user enters shadow mode, all operations are virtual and have no impact on the real system, and all changes will disappear when exiting shadow mode. Therefore, all viruses, Trojans, and rogue software cannot infringe on the real operating system, and all their operations are just illusions.

After you start the shadow mode, it will still be used exactly the same as the original system, but if you are invaded by viruses or Trojans before the next boot, you don't have to worry, everything is against the shadow of your original system. All your actions, including the installer, are invalid the next time you boot up with the original system, which is very useful for program installation tests, and will not generate junk files due to installation and uninstallation! The shadow system is different from the restoration software, which does not need to do any mirroring, and PowerShadow is not a virtual system, it is the "shadow system" of your original operating system.

1. As long as there is read and write, it can be said to damage the hard disk, but now the hard disk has a good life and can be used for many years.

2. In the shadow system, if you have read and write operations, it can be said that it damages the hard disk, but if you don't have the same read and write operations, it can be said that it is not damaged.

3. The damage is calculated in terms of frequent reads and writes. You can just use it.

The shadow system does not hurt the hard disk, it is nothing more than a protective layer!!

I don't know if you're pretending to be anti-virus, so don't pretend to be. Based on my own bitter experience, it is not reliable. Depressed.

In fact, even Microsoft can't make an anti-virus system, who else can do it? Technology always advances in contradictions. It's impossible to think without a virus.

No, it won't.

This system is generally read and written.

The hard drive won't be so weak.

Upstairs, as long as there are read and write operations, the hard disk will be damaged, but the hard disk is not so fragile, and this damage is nothing. The shadow system is really not easy to use, and sometimes it doesn't prompt you when you mistakenly install a virus.