Been running in "Single Shadow" mode most of today. No difference in speed etc.
Little bit concerned about an explanation in help file as to how this program handles a partitioned drive.
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Single shadow mode will "shadow" the system partition only. In single shadow mode,all changes in the system partition will not be saved. But the non-system partition can reserve the changes yet. In most cases, privacy trace will be kept in the system partition, so you can "shadow" the system partition only, in the meantime let the non-system partition be your data storage pool.
I have two partitions on my hard drive, one of them being my recovery partition.
The paragraph above is quite clear in explaining that anything you save while in shadow mode will not remain after dropping out of it.
Thats fine, but that your non shadowed drive could be used to save stuff while in this mode, is the bit I want to be clear about.
My question is, is my recovery partition, my D drive, protected against software writing something there without my direct instruction to do so ?
My D drive is a Fat32 file system, as opposed to my C drive NTFS system.
I cut, pasted and saved a couple of paragraphs into wordpad earlier today to subsequently post into a thread, which I did. And true to its claim, after closing down and then rebooting 30 mins ago, the wordpad notes were gone.
Just need to make sure that my D drive is secure.
For information, this program can shadow all your drives.
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In contrast with single shadow mode,full shadow mode would generate shadow for all local hard disks.any changes in local disks will disappear when quit full shadow mode.To avoid data loss,please save the useful files that you generated in full shadow mode to peripheral such as flash disk or mobile disk.
In this mode I would assume that my D drive is again safe against being written to.
If my Recovery Partition is safe, then this piece of software seems to be quite amazing. I thought there may be a conflict with my Norton security software, but as soon as I activated Powershadow, Norton made rules for it, and Powershadow does what it does in the background as if it wasn`t there.
It`s early days, but if I experience any problems I`ll post them.
Would appreciate any input.
Regards