[解决办法] 提醒： 64位Windows下 64位exe和dll文件在目录c:\windows\system32下 32位exe和dll文件在目录c:\windows\syswow64下 [解决办法] ms-help://MS.VSCC.v90/MS.MSDNQTR.v90.chs/fileio/fs/change_journals.htm Change Journals An automatic backup application is one example of a program that must check for changes to the state of a volume to perform its task. The brute force method of checking for changes in directories or files is to scan the entire volume. However, this is often not an acceptable approach because of the decrease in system performance it would cause. Another method is for the application to register a directory notification (by calling the FindFirstChangeNotification or ReadDirectoryChangesW functions) for the directories to be backed up. This is more efficient than the first method, however, it requires that an application be running at all times. Also, if a large number of directories and files must be backed up, the amount of processing and memory overhead for such an application might also cause the operating system's performance to decrease.
To avoid these disadvantages, the NTFS file system maintains a change journal. When any change is made to a file or directory in a volume, the change journal for that volume is updated with a description of the change and the name of the file or directory.
Change journals are also needed to recover file system indexing — for example after a computer or volume failure. The ability to recover indexing means the file system can avoid the time-consuming process of reindexing the entire volume in such cases.
The following topics discuss change journals:
Change Journal Records Using the Change Journal Identifier Creating, Modifying, and Deleting a Change Journal Obtaining a Volume Handle for Change Journal Operations Change Journal Operations
