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if i enable D: volume<i>(D:=7TB &nbsp; &nbsp;--- free 3,30 TB from 7TB )</i> shadow copy with no Limit Option ,can something badly happen?<br />
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I mean like loose all files or etc?
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if i enable D: volume(D:=7TB    --- free 3,30 TB from 7TB ) shadow copy with no Limit Option ,can something badly happen?

I mean like loose all files or etc?

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whats your sugestion then what do &nbsp;i Need to do exactly ?
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whats your sugestion then what do  i Need to do exactly ?

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i plan only once &nbsp;a day all Folder shadowcopy under D: volume(7TB)
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i plan only once  a day all Folder shadowcopy under D: volume(7TB)

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I have Windows 2008 file sever and sharing Local drive D: <br />
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D:=7TB &nbsp; &nbsp;--- free 3,30 TB from 7TB<br />
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Can i here Schadow copy enable? or 7Tb is very Big for Schadow copy?
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I have Windows 2008 file sever and sharing Local drive D: 

D:=7TB    --- free 3,30 TB from 7TB

Can i here Schadow copy enable? or 7Tb is very Big for Schadow copy?

schadow copy enable on 7 tb drive

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