AlphaVSS Crack+ (2022) AlphaVSS is a managed.NET library that is made to be used with.NET applications, which exposes the VSS API to your.NET code. Unlike other VSS solutions, it does not use any COM-interfaces, but a native API, which is also not supported by.NET 4.0 and below. With AlphaVSS you can create multiple VSS providers. You can write your own provider implementing a specific subset of the VSS API or you can use the built-in subset, the default provider and the provider the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) provider. The AlphaVSS library can be used in 3 modes: Embedded: This is the normal mode, the default behavior of the library. The library is designed to be embedded in your application as a.DLL that does not have to be loaded at run time. This is the easiest mode, it has also the smallest footprint. The drawback is that the full VSS API is not available for the.NET classes. You can still use the API to a certain degree in that you can invoke the GetVSSProvider method, which will return one of the VSS providers that is installed in your system. Client-Server: This is the normal mode as well, but this library acts as a COM server, which can be invoked via a COM object. It is designed to be used by.NET applications as a.NET COM server in the other words: you can invoke the library as a COM server and your.NET application as a client that communicates with the COM server via COM Interfaces. WMI: This is a second.NET mode, it is designed to be used by.NET applications to access the VSS API through the WMI interface. It uses the WMI provider that is part of the.NET framework. In order to use it, you will need to reference the Microsoft.VSS namespace. Providers: AlphaVSS supports 3 different providers. The default provider is for backward compatibility with.NET applications that do not support.NET 4.0 or later. It provides a limited subset of the API and it will continue to be supported for compatibility. The second provider is the default provider, which is the subset of the VSS API that is exposed as WMI to.NET applications. This provider is the easiest to use with.NET applications, as you do not have to write your own provider. The third provider is the native VSS provider AlphaVSS Free 8e68912320 AlphaVSS Download [April-2022] ========= The major feature of the AlphaVSS library is that it contains a COM wrapper that allows you to use your existing C++ code to access VSS from a.NET application. For example: //Import the C++ AlphaVSS COM wrapper #using "AlphaVSS.dll" //Import the C++ AlphaVSS COM wrapper #using "AlphaVSS.h" //Import the COM AlphaVSS Interface, if it hasn't been done before #using "AlphaVSS.h" //We will use the VSS_Open method to access the VSS API //NOTE: You can use this example to call any COM function as well //NOTE: You can use this example to call any COM function as well #using "VSS_Open.h" //Prepare your VSS handle (this is required) VSS_HANDLE vssHandle = nullptr; //Create a new Shadow Copied Volume to be used later VSS_SID svcVolumeSID = nullptr; VSS_FSFSVolume *sdsVolume = nullptr; //Attach a shadow volume as a replacement for the VSS volume you just created VSS_FSFSVolume* sfsVolume = nullptr; //Initialize the COM interface AlphaVSS::AlphaVSS(IUnknown *pUnk) { if (VSS_CreateInstance(pUnk, &vssHandle)!= S_OK) { return; } //Attach a shadow volume as a replacement for the VSS volume you just created if (VSS_CreateShadowSid(vssHandle, &svcVolumeSID)!= S_OK) { return; } sfsVolume = new AlphaVSS::VSS_FSFSVolume(svcVolumeSID, vssHandle); if (VSS_Open(vssHandle, &sfsVolume)!= S_OK) { return; } } //Use your COM object to call VSS functions... AlphaVSS::Close() What's New In? System Requirements: Supported OS: Windows Windows Language: English English Display: 480p, 720p, 1080p, 1440p 480p, 720p, 1080p, 1440p CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon X2 Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon X2 Memory: 2 GB RAM 2 GB RAM Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 DirectX: Version 11 Buy Now at Amazon ESRB Rating: M for Mature Gamer Score: 5.5
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