- Hwallbanger

I would like to also bring to your attention, that the last presented slide (Pg. 25), your audio was very sporadic and a lot of what you had said could NOT be heard OR understood.

My apologies for that. A problem with Skype forced me to dial into the conference bridge on that last slide from a landline and for some reason the recording system didn't like it!

I'm sure Josh will be happy to point you in the right direction as far as resources are concerned.

Jamie  

Thanks for the forensic overview. Nice job.
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How about the app registry's when the user uninstalls an app. Will they remain or will they be deleted/Unallocated clusters ?

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Martin Vinther
NITEC Denmark

ps. Thanks for the video  

- Mav87th

How about the app registry's when the user uninstalls an app. Will they remain or will they be deleted/Unallocated clusters ?

Regards
Martin Vinther
NITEC Denmark

ps. Thanks for the video

Good question Martin. From everything I saw in the beta testing I did the apps functioned much like programs did in previous versions of Windows, once an app was uninstalled there was still some residual registry artifacts that existed (although I did look at which ones did and did not). I will definitely put that on my list of "to do" things for version 2.0 of this research which I hope to have out at the end of the year.  

- Hwallbanger

There still seems to be some questions as to where your default created files will be stored.

In the past, since I believe Win95, you could look for where your login's profile's Document folder/directory was located. Then in Win7 came along the development of Libraries.

From what you have explored and read and researched, does the Non-bootable partition known as the Resilient File System have much to do with this ?

HWallbanger

This has been pretty cloudy from day 1, but I can't really answer your question for sure until the final version comes out in October. I will say that ReFS was developed with redundancy in mind, so I'm sure they will integrate such a new file system "storage pools" into it. I'd recommend reading up on storage pools and what it entails on Google as I don't give an explanation much justice.

I will say this however.... MS is trying to counter the iCloud, so be expected for some odd network storage component to be in place once the dust settles with this new OS.

-Josh  

Is there a transcript available for this webinar?
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Ashley
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University of Derby (UK) 

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