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| Volume Shadow Copy Service |
Friends today I am going to share a piece of information with you. Information regarding How to Configure Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS). Well you might wonder why? Because in recent days somebody (I don't know who is he) come to my office sit on computer for some official work and change my entire very very important project file. This catastrophe happens to me before my presentation day. So I did what I did to create my presentation once again and then I realize I have to do something. Something very important. Then I Configure Volume Shadow Copy Service or VSS and Now I want you to configure this if you have sensitive information because this is really big deal. You could save your valuable data and most important your valuable time. So first of all What is Volume Shadow Copy Service or VSS? Let's look at it....
Volume Shadow Copy Service is a feature of Windows Server operating system
that enables you to maintain previous version of files on a server. If you accidentally edit or delete any file (which is configured with VSS) then in this scenario
you can access or retrieve your original file.
Volume
Shadow Copy Service was first added to Microsoft Windows XP. It can only create
temporary snapshots, used for accessing stable on-disk version of files that
are opened for editing. This version of Volume Shadow Copy Service is used by
NTBackup. But we are here looking Volume Shadow Copy Service of Windows Server
2012.




