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Windows File Protection Guide
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Posted by: TotalRecall
TechSpot has written a guide on Windows File Protection which is used in both Win2k and WinXp. Here's a snip:
WFP designates certain files as important system files, initially those which are installed during the initial installation of the system, i.e. all dll, exe, fon, ocx, sys & tff on the Windows 2000/XP CD & creates a backup of them in a dllcache folder. After using your system for a while you’ll likely also discover many other file types being protected in this way, e.g. ax, cpl, cpx, dll, exe, fon, inf, ocx, rsp, sys, tff & tlb files. By default these are cached into the %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\dllcache folder, where they will reside until WFP needs to restore a file with that copy. As you’ve probably aware, the dllcache folder can get quite large as a result, though later on in the guide I’ll show you how you set the maximum dllcache size.
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