YesShield - SD clone ?

I'm using Win8-64bit. I found that after installer YesShield, most of my USB drives no longer worked. Had to uninstall the program for now.

 

or Hitman pro with Zemana Antilogger

 

Doesn't matter now
I bought myself a Shadow Defender License since YesShield is an older SD version
Now i just have to learn how to use it effectively

 

Does anyone else also think that YesShield is a crap name? No imagination there at all.

 

You only had to look at the unofficial SD forum here at Wilders where I have posted the following link a few times:

http://www.mediafire.com/?k803c8qk739fy2o#!

These are 100% clean and safe and uploaded by me. They are the silent update executables that Tony himself released before he disappeared. Still, I'd recommend for you to install the latest SD that features a RAM buffer for the virtual system.

 

I disagree. LV apps are not like snapshot apps where a user can accumulate changes across several reboots. With LV apps you either commit there and then before rebooting, or you just reboot without commiting and lose all changes regardless if you boot back in Shadow/Protected Mode or not. This is a 100% non-debateable fact.

 

SD works just fine on SSDs if you disable TRIM and keep it disabled. Most modern SSDs now feature very good garbage collection algorithms, so running an SSD without TRIM is not really much of a problem anymore. After all this lack of TRIM is what RAID users had to put up with until very recently. If you frequently leave your computer idle for a while at the log-off screen or at the BIOS/UEFI screen, then the SSD's internal GC will kick-in and optimize things. With everyday usage you won't even realize the difference between TRIM and no TRIM, unless of course you run specific benchmarks.

If Rollback RX is also installed alongside SD then SD works fine with TRIM enabled. Whatever workaround RX uses seems to allow SD to be used with TRIM enabled, without problems.

 

I was seeing a remote registry connection becoming active and I could not kill it. As soon as I rebooted the connection would be started even-though I disabled the service. After a lot of headache trying to ID the culprit that opens a hidden remote connection without my approval I found out it was Yeshield. I uninstalled it and the remote registry connection stood disabled.

SO just a warning for you guys for a breach in your security with this Chinese made software.

 

Thanks for the heads up!