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@eleceng The setting that you want is called "AutoProtect"
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I would like to say that I have not spoken to people who disagreed with the title. I would like to, but...
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@dbeato said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image:
@scottalanmiller said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image: @black3dynamite said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image: Mount the disk image on Windows Server instance, from the mounted disk drive, go to Properties and then Previous Versions? That's what I thought. But it just seemed too easy, lol. Lol, anything that appears with Microsoft as easy should work but emphasis on "should" 🙂
@scottalanmiller said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image:
@black3dynamite said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image: Mount the disk image on Windows Server instance, from the mounted disk drive, go to Properties and then Previous Versions? That's what I thought. But it just seemed too easy, lol.
@black3dynamite said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image:
Mount the disk image on Windows Server instance, from the mounted disk drive, go to Properties and then Previous Versions?
That's what I thought. But it just seemed too easy, lol.
Lol, anything that appears with Microsoft as easy should work but emphasis on "should" 🙂
Emphasis with "assume" too. lol
