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What is Magic Card?
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Magic Card protects a user-defined list of files against:
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• Abnormal shutdowns
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• Illegal operations
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• Computer viruses
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• Human error - e.g., unwittingly clicking Delete, Uninstall, or Format.
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With Magic Card inserted, and your list of files specified, your files are protected against any form of corruption or unwanted modification. Magic Card protected files are recoverable by simply restarting your computer.
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Magic Card Features
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Magic Card protects a user-defined list of files against:
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• Plug and play capable
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• Rapid installation, without a diskette, and using zero hard disk space
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• Enables instant data recovery including: CMOS protection and recovery,and hard disk parameter recovery
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• Prevents virus infection and corruption, and DM tools and low-level formalization
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• Supports multi-disk protection - users can select any combination of disk drives for protection, including hard disks exceeding 100 GB, and hard disks with IDE and SCSI interfaces
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• Supports multiple file extensions
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• Enables automated network management, including synchronization, remote switch on/off, and the generation of multiple IP address, computer name and user name settings
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• Supports multi-boots and third party multi-boot software such as System Commander
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• Compatible with Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000
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Magic Card Editions
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Magic Card is currently available in the following editions:
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• ISA
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• PCI - suffixed P to version number
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• LAN edition integrated 10/100Mb network card - suffixed N
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• Pure software edition based floppy disk or CDROM - suffixed S
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Magic Card ID
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Each Magic Card has card ID - a unique, global-encrypted serial number.
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• Note: To view your Magic Card ID, press ESC or F1 while Magic Card is loading.
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