Wyse Technology C90LE, R90L manual Setting the File Based Write Filter Controls

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Enabling and Disabling the File Based Write Filter Using the Desktop Icons

For convenience, the File Based Write Filter Enable and Disable icons are present on the Administrator desktop. Use these icons to enable or disable the File Based Write Filter.

•File Based Write Filter Enable Icon - Double-clicking this icon enables the File Based Write Filter. This utility is similar to running the fbwfmgr /enable command line option as described in "Running File Based Write Filter Command Line Options." However, double-clicking this icon immediately restarts the system and enables the File Based Write Filter. The File Based Write Filter status icon in the system tray is green when the File Based Write Filter is enabled.

•File Based Write Filter Disable Icon - Double-clicking this icon allows you to disable the File Based Write Filter. This utility is similar to running the fbwfmgr /disable command line option as described in "Running File Based Write Filter Command Line Options." However, double-clicking this icon immediately restarts the system and disables the File Based Write Filter. The File Based Write Filter remains disabled and can only be enabled using the File Based Write Filter Enable icon or through the command line as described in "Running File Based Write Filter Command Line Options." The File Based Write Filter status icon in the system tray remains red while the File Based Write Filter is disabled.

Setting the File Based Write Filter Controls

The File Based Write Filter Control dialog box can be opened by double-clicking the FBWF icon in the system tray of the Administrator taskbar.

Figure 33 File Based Write Filter Control

Use the following guidelines:

•FBWF Status area includes:

•Current Status - Shows the current status (Enabled or Disabled) of the File Based Write Filter.

•Boot Command - Shows the current status of the Boot Command

(FBWF_ENABLE means that the FBWF is enabled for the next session; and FBWF_DISABLE means that the FBWF is disabled for the next session).

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