[Vadikan]

r760ee, только так: Как открыть предыдущие версии файлов и папок

[DartVanya]

r760ee, дело было довольно давно, я в итоге просто частично скачал то, что удалось найти в сети, остальное так и изчезло.

[r760ee]

r760ee, только так: Как открыть предыдущие версии файлов и папок »

так тоже используются текущие данные о точках восстановления. все что копирую в папку (около 15ГБ) система не видит. видимо потому что мало закинуть сам файл данных. уже переписан файл, который содержит список точек.

[TheDrive]

Еще в 2013г была доступна программа Previous Version File Recoverer (Easily recover previous versions of files in Windows Vista, 7 and 8), причем со всеми исходниками.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/vistaprevrsrcvr/
Вот описание:

I made a previous version file restorer that works like the Microsoft version that works only in the Vista Business and all version of 7 and 8. It works on the level of individual files, not the whole System Restore snapshot. If you are looking for an individual files previous version, it may be easier to use. Note for the program to work, System Protection has to be turned on in the Control panel in the System app and a System Restore Point has to have been made after the previous version of the file you are trying to recover, already existed. I think these are the same conditions necessary for System Restore Explorer to work.

Обсуждалось в комментах к System Restore Explorer на сайте Nic-а Bedford-а
http://nicbedford.co.uk/software/systemrestoreexplorer/
В 2011г Ник выложил исходники своих программ на GitHub, в т.ч. и исходники System Restore Explorer
https://github.com/nicbedford
После этого новых версий в его исполнении не выходило.
В 2016г Darren Rose взялся за развитие System Restore Explorer и выпустил 2 новые версии.
Его продукт, в частности, умеет работать с точками восстановления с любых носителей, в т.ч. подключенными дисками от других компьютеров!
Обсуждение шло в тех же комментах на сайте Ника:
http://nicbedford.co.uk/software/sys...#comment-72165

Вот его описание:

Darren Rose on March 23, 2016 at 20:44 said: Hi Have been using your fantastic program for a while now As you were no longer developing it – I decided to write a new version which also allows you to mount recovery points from other drives as well – so if your system has two drives then you can see points from both It also works if you connect a drive from another computer – so you can then mount and recovery files from that drive just like any other drive My version requires .NET 4.5 or later to be installed and also the visual c++ 2013 redistributables Hope it works for others to use – let me know how you get on http://www.pcassistonline.co.uk/test...pyExplorer.zip

(Линк давно не работает, зря не "тыкайте")

Ныне Darren выкладывает обновления на своем сайте:
http://pcassistsoftware.co.uk/
под именем Shadow Copy Explorer.
Актуальная версия 1.1 вышла в ноябре 2016г.
http://www.pcassistsoftware.co.uk/do...pyExplorer.zip
Version History:
23/03/16 - v1.0 Initial release
24/11/16 - v1.1 Fixed issue concerning restore points not being created on computer upgraded from 8 to 10 (Thanks Jan Smits)
Опубликованных исходников, к сожалению, не просматривается.

Оригинальное описание System Restore Explorer с сайта Ника (архивация)
http://nicbedford.co.uk/software/systemrestoreexplorer/
Оригинальная ссылка на скачивание исправлена на рабочую.

Explore system restore points Posted on September 29, 2008 I’ve done a little more work on my System Restore point explorer, and it now actually allows you to explore. I’ve made use of the excellent AlphaVSS library which exposes the Windows Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) API’s as native .net objects. I’ve been having a few issues accessing these in Vista x64, but I have tested this in Vista x86 and it appears to be working ok. Again feedback is welcome via comments. System Restore Explorer is a tool which allows you to browse system restore points on your computer and select individual ones for deletion should you wish to free up some disk space. It also allows you to mount the contents of a restore point into a folder so that you can browse and copy individual files, without the need to perform a full system restore. When you select a restore point and mountit the tool will create a shortcut to that particular restore point which will allow you to browse the contents and copy files. Once you have finished with a particular restore point you can either use the tool to unmount it or simply delete the shortcut (deleting the shortcut will not delete the restore point). I have tested this tool on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 beta, unfortunately the SRRemoveRestorePoint (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa378934.aspx) function didn’t appear to function as described on Windows XP, so I have had to restrict the use of this tool to Windows Vista and newer (and there is a check in the install and the app). System Restore Explorer uses AlphaVSS (http://alphavss.codeplex.com/), which is a .net library which allows access to the Volume Shadow Copy Service. The Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) is a set of COM interfaces, delivered with various versions of Microsoft Windows, that implements a framework to allow volume backups to be performed while applications on a system continue to write to the volumes. Hence how system restore points are created! If you’d like to give System Restore Explorer a try then you can download it here, please feel free to leave feedback via the comments section. Download: http://nicbedford.co.uk/files/Instal...reExplorer.msi History 0.0.1-Internal release 0.0.2-Alpha release, initially just a blog posting (and only allowed restore points to be deleted, not browsed) 0.0.3-Alpha release, this was the first version to allow a restore point to be mounted and the contents to be browsed. Zip file only, no install and only worked on x86 systems. 0.0.4-Beta release, now with installer, and AlphaVSS support for both x86 and x64 versions of Windows. 0.0.5-Beta release, updated AlphaVSS components, made changes to auto-update system, there is now a menu option to disable the server check (Some people appear to be paranoid about apps that make an outgoing connection!)