what is definition of shadow copy
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Answer / kashif.khirwa
shadow copy is backup of data that is used when unfortunetly
corrupt then u recover the data through shadow copy if u have
taken shadow copy in win2003 server
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Answer / som
Shadow Copy is the at the moment copy (Snapshot)of files
that is stored in Shadow Copy enabled volume. It caches a
file's previous version when the file is changed.
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Answer / rajib mukherjee
Shadow Copy (also called Volume Snapshot Service or VSS), is
a technology included in Microsoft Windows that creates
point-in-time copies ( snapshots) of files as you work on a
specific volume so you can retrieve versions of a document
you may have accidentally deleted.It is implemented as a
Windows service called the Volume Shadow Copy service.Access
this feature by right-clicking a file or folder and
selecting Restore previous versions.
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Answer / ashushah22@yahoo.com
shadow copy is backup of data that is used when unfortunetly
corrupt then u recover the data through shadow copy if u have
taken shadow copy in win2003 server
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Answer / reddappa reddy
In some Windows operating systems, when a system restore
point is requested, a shadow copy of a file or folder is
created. The shadow copy is essentially a previous version
of the file or folder at a specific point.
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