BTW,
What does your INI look like for rollback?
This is Mine.
This is the ini file
[General]
autorun=0
reboot=0
;pagefile=0
;hibernate=0
;BootExec=0
ReserveMemory=1 ;
;fontsize=12*18
;CompressRatio=4
BootDiskNumber=0
;ProtectMBR=1
;CompressedDrive=1 ;If=1, allow setup on compressed drives. But the program files folder cannot be compressed.
;VerifySector=0 ;If=0, do not check the sector consistency between Windows and BIOS.
UseVss=1
diskcachesize=80
;pbr=1
I just received a PM, with the following
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When you remove the; it initiates the ini command and will base it according to the number (0 for disable , 1 for enable)
Page- file allows protection of the pagefile.sys
Hibernation allows protection of the hibernation data
As far as i am aware both are protected by default now (This seems to change per build according to the pogramming structure)
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To me it seems like there is no protection for those files since they are marked with a ;
unless the default is 1 when there is a ;
What does your INI look like for rollback?
This is Mine.
This is the ini file
[General]
autorun=0
reboot=0
;pagefile=0
;hibernate=0
;BootExec=0
ReserveMemory=1 ;
;fontsize=12*18
;CompressRatio=4
BootDiskNumber=0
;ProtectMBR=1
;CompressedDrive=1 ;If=1, allow setup on compressed drives. But the program files folder cannot be compressed.
;VerifySector=0 ;If=0, do not check the sector consistency between Windows and BIOS.
UseVss=1
diskcachesize=80
;pbr=1
I just received a PM, with the following
--------------
When you remove the; it initiates the ini command and will base it according to the number (0 for disable , 1 for enable)
Page- file allows protection of the pagefile.sys
Hibernation allows protection of the hibernation data
As far as i am aware both are protected by default now (This seems to change per build according to the pogramming structure)
-------------------
To me it seems like there is no protection for those files since they are marked with a ;
unless the default is 1 when there is a ;
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