Vista Feature Protects Data from Reboots

Iria · Sep 2, 2005, 06:58 PM

A new technology built into Windows Vista that automatically saves unstored documents when IT managers run patch installations will be a boon to PC users who never turn off their PCs, industry analysts said Thursday.

The technology, which Microsoft has code-named Freeze Dry, is designed to save data and application states when IT runs patching routines overnight and on weekends.

Users who leave their machines on constantly are in danger of losing data if a patch routine requires a reboot. Freeze Dry will ensure that users will be able to recover the saved data when they go back to work.
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Sep 2, 2005, 06:58 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Vista Feature Protects Data from Reboots A new technology built into Windows Vista that automatically saves unstored documents when IT managers run patch installations will be a boon to PC users who never turn off their PCs, industry analysts said Thursday. The technology, which Microsoft has code-named Freeze Dry, is designed to save data and application states when IT runs patching routines overnight and on weekends. Users who leave their machines on constantly are in danger of losing data if a patch routine requires a reboot. Freeze Dry will ensure that users will be able to recover the saved data when they go back to work. __________ Read More / Source: eWeek