Re: System Volume Information - why does it come back?
- From: Mladen Adamovic <adamm_n0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:21:34 +0100
Homer J. Simpson wrote:
I thought this folder was only created if you used System Restore?
I grant myself full access to System Volume Information on all other partitions, then delete the folder. The folder gets recreated after a while.
No, it seems that Windows use that to put the index of the files on the drive so when you use "Find files and folders" it checks those System Volume Information.
But, it is ofter abused by various virus programs.
Its purpose is :
- System Restore points.
- Distributed Link Tracking Service databases for repairing your shortcuts and linked documents.
- Content Indexing Service databases for fast file searches.
- Information used by the Volume Snapshot Service
- Longhorn systems keep WinFS databases here
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