Other drive (local and network)

michael schwarz · Apr 11, 2010

In a thread a year ago, Coldmoon made the following statement:

Coldmoon said:

Returnil basically protects the system partition only. If you have a standard Windows install, that would be the C: drive. In a typical situation, that reflects a single physical hard drive on the system as well (let's call it drive 0) which has a single partition located on it (the C: drive that you generally see).

You can create multiple partitions on that single physical drive 0 (say C:, D:, etc.). If you do this, there are actually ways to protect all partitions with the premium product, but the default protection is for C: only, therefore if you want to save stuff, save it to, for example, D:
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My system has an SSD. I am interested in protecting the second non-system drive, as well as network storage from a domain server. How would I do that?

Coldmoon · Apr 12, 2010

Hi michael schwarz and welcome to the forums

Two scenarios:

1. Using the current release versions of RVS 2010 - You would activate the File Protection feature and then add the non-system drives and partitions to the list. This feature uses native Windows functionality to deny write access to whatever is on the list. This has limitations however...

2. Multi-partition virtualization - This is available in RVS Labs and is scheduled to be included in the general virtualization engine upgrade for the next series. This will also include file/folder exclusions.

Mike

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