If I right click on a folder, properties, previous versions....I can open that and see the files in there via shadow copies.
Is there a way to access that through Total Commander? I have a lot of files I need to compare.
Access shadow copies from TC?
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Re: Access shadow copies from TC?
It looks like I can access them with the following command:
cd \\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy1\
They seem to be different from the files in the regular directories, so they must be previous versions.
cd \\?\GLOBALROOT\Device\HarddiskVolumeShadowCopy1\
They seem to be different from the files in the regular directories, so they must be previous versions.
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Re: Access shadow copies from TC?
What you can do:
1st: open a folder with the shadow copies in Exlplorer,
2nd: open properties of a file from there - copy the location (it begins with e.g. \\localhost\C$\@GMT...)
3rd: paste the location in TCmd e.g. with cd \\localhost\C$\@GMT...
In short: you need to find out the file path of a shadow copy. If you know this you can put into TCmd and work there.
1st: open a folder with the shadow copies in Exlplorer,
2nd: open properties of a file from there - copy the location (it begins with e.g. \\localhost\C$\@GMT...)
3rd: paste the location in TCmd e.g. with cd \\localhost\C$\@GMT...
In short: you need to find out the file path of a shadow copy. If you know this you can put into TCmd and work there.
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Re: Access shadow copies from TC?
Thanks! I will give that a shot!
Re: Access shadow copies from TC?
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