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Vista will recover applications from shutdown, crashes | |
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| Time: 00:07 EST/05:07 GMT | News Source: TG Daily | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Microsoft Windows Vista will contain a feature called the Restart Manager, that will enable applications to be restored to their last viable state after a user logs off the system, after placing a system on standby, or following a system crash. Today at TechEd 2006, product managers Elsie Nallipogu and David Zipkin demonstrated this and other features they claim will dramatically improve the reliability of the operating system going forward. | ||
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