Virtualization (Returnil)

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[andyman35]

You can create a virtual drive where everything you put there will NOT be deleted.
so the two features we introduced were these features where you can create a section where no matter how many times u restart the information will persist and the other is session saving.

Melih

My bad,I completely missed that when I trialled DS (it was at 4am though!).I didn't get any prompt as to whether I wished to create a permanent storage area or not,perhaps you could include this as an option during installation ? However this makes Diskshield a very attractive alternative to Returnil Pro.Also I'd presume from the 'block advanced disk access' option that this is fully hardened against 'killdisk' type malware?

[3xist]

You can create a virtual drive where everything you put there will NOT be deleted.
so the two features we introduced were these features where you can create a section where no matter how many times u restart the information will persist and the other is session saving.

Melih

Thanks for this info, Melih.

I will look at the final version of this when the help-guide is available, and hopefully I won't need a VM Anymore.

Josh

[Melih]

My bad,I completely missed that when I trialled DS (it was at 4am though!).I didn't get any prompt as to whether I wished to create a permanent storage area or not,perhaps you could include this as an option during installation ? However this makes Diskshield a very attractive alternative to Returnil Pro.Also I'd presume from the 'block advanced disk access' option that this is fully hardened against 'killdisk' type malware?

yep!

Melih

[andyman35]

yep!

Melih

 I'll certainly recommend DS as soon as it reaches a full release status,it looks as if Comodo has hit the spot with this one! (V)

[Melih]

I'll certainly recommend DS as soon as it reaches a full release status,it looks as if Comodo has hit the spot with this one! (V)

Thank you!

Melih

[andyman35]

Thank you!

Melih

My pleasure Melih,it's the least any of us can do to promote quality FREEWARE such as this.

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