[slikom] Re: Windows 8 sta nas ceka
- From: Iksi hacker <iksihacker@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: slikom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2012 20:36:41 +0100
On 9.1.2012 20:26, Mila Kuran wrote:
> O, pa da ja onda sacekam osmicu, pa sa xp na osmicu, xd
> Nego, sta je sa e-mail clientom?
> Jesu li opet tvrdoglavo odbili da ga ubace?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Iksi hacker"<iksihacker@xxxxxxxxx>
> To:<slikom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Monday, January 09, 2012 7:52 PM
> Subject: [slikom] Windows 8 sta nas ceka
>
>
> Pozdrav ljudi!
> Evo sta nas ceka u novom windows-u 8, ali pre toga kratak rezime na sprskom.
> Microsoft ce u februaru izbaciti beta verziju windows-a 8 sa 2 potpuno
> nove mogucnosti koje ce omoguciti brz i lak oporavak sistema bez
> pravljenja backup-a
> 1. Resset, ova funkcija omogucuje vracanje racunara u fabricko stanje
> tj, potpuno formatira particiju i instalira podpuno cistu kopiju windows-a.
> Druga opcija je refresh, ostaju sva podesavanja i programi s tim sto se
> racunar dovodi u stanje normalnog rada....
> opcija 1 traje nekih 24 min a opcija 2 oko 8 min...
>
> a sada tekst na engleskom:
>
>
> Windows 8 Reset and Refresh: Microsoft's New Ways to Restore Your PC
>
> By Jared Newman, PCWorld Jan 5, 2012 3:42 PM
>
> Windows 8 Reset and Refresh: Yes, Things Can Go WrongWindows 8 Reset and
> Refresh: Yes, Things Can Go WrongYou've got to respect Microsoft for
> making a big deal out of Windows 8's reset and refresh features. Useful
> as they are, the main reason these features exist is because sometimes,
> PCs can go haywire.
>
> A new blog post by Microsoft's Desmond Lee explains Windows 8 refresh
> and reset in detail. Although Microsoft already revealed these Windows 8
> features at its BUILD conference last September, the new post help clear
> up exactly how they work.
>
> Reset, or Really Reset?
>
> In Windows 7, the best way to restore to factory settings is to make a
> backup right after starting up the computer for the first time, then use
> that backup when you want to restore. Of course, if you forget to create
> a backup, you're out of luck. With the reset feature in Windows 8, users
> can wipe out all their data and start from scratch without creating a
> backup beforehand.
>
> Starting with the Windows 8 beta, the reset feature will also include a
> "Thorough" option, which makes personal data harder to recover by
> writing random patterns to every sector of the drive. This takes
> longer--about 24 minutes without BitLocker encryption, compared to 6
> minutes for a quick reset--but it makes data difficult to recover
> without expensive special equipment. The Thorough option is ideal if
> you're giving a used PC away.
>
> Just a Little Refreshment
>
> Because sometimes things can go wrong, Microsoft has also created a way
> for users to install a clean copy of Windows 8 while preserving apps,
> personal data and settings. This entire process takes about eight minutes.
>
> As Lee explains, bad apps or incorrect settings are often the cause of
> PC misbehavior. To deal with this, Windows 8's refresh feature only
> hangs onto a few key settings, including network connections, BitLocker
> encryption settings, drive letter assignments and personalization (such
> as wallpapers and backgrounds). File type associations, display settings
> and firewall settings are restored to factory defaults.
>
> Also, the refresh feature only re-installs Metro-style apps, which have
> been approved for the Windows 8 app store. Microsoft argues that it'd be
> nearly impossible to figure out which non-Metro apps are causing
> problems, and that some desktop apps use third-party installers that
> Microsoft doesn't have much knowledge about. Users who want to reinstall
> their apps will find a list of deleted software in HTML format on the
> desktop. Or, they can use a command line tool to create a refresh state
> of their choosing.
>
> Windows 8 reset and refresh will be accessible through the "PC Settings"
> Metro-style app. But in case the computer can't boot properly, they'll
> also be part of Windows 8's redesigned boot menu.
>
> Both these features will be available in the Windows 8 beta, due to
> launch at the end of February.
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