vDisk adopts the IDV architecture — centralized management with local execution: images are delivered uniformly from the backend, yet the desktop runs locally on the endpoint, directly tapping the local CPU / GPU, with performance on par with a physical machine and excellent peripheral compatibility; the system image resides locally, so it runs offline when the network drops and no longer over-relies on servers and the network. A single master image manages all computers, and the built-in cc-class interactive classroom shares one installation package across teacher and student endpoints, delivered with the image and ready to use out of the box.
Terminals boot on demand at the block level from a central master-disk image, with the system running on local hardware, so the converged cloud desktop performs on par with a physical machine; a single image is compatible with common terminals on the market, a computer lab of thousands of machines only needs one to be maintained, and a single push takes effect instantly.
Interactive teaching software built for cloud desktops — teacher and student sides share a single installation package; screen broadcasting plus voice that synchronizes and adapts to the network, with monitoring, remote control, screen blackout, and assignment send/receive all handled in one place.
The server side has been entirely rewritten in Go, producing multi-platform binaries from a single compilation — covering Windows / Linux and architectures including x86-64 / ARM64 / Loongson LoongArch, with native support for Kunpeng / Phytium / Hygon Xinchuang, and able to run directly on physical machines, virtual machines, or Docker containers.
The boot menu has been completely redesigned so that terminal settings can be synced right at startup — desktop access mode, computer IP, computer name, time synchronization and more are delivered together; it also integrates a rich set of shortcut keys to enable functions like Study Mode with one tap, making startup configuration more efficient.
Desktop delivery supports resumable transfer and can be restarted and resumed at any point mid-transfer; interrupting a download will not corrupt the currently running image or cause a blue screen, and terminals can be used normally without waiting for the download to finish.
Choose between BT and chained-transfer modes, with smart sharing — terminals that finish downloading automatically become seeds and distribute the image to other machines. The more you deploy, the faster it gets, with virtually zero load on the server.
A brand-new graphical ROM — you can modify and maintain images directly within the ROM; terminal password restrictions are supported so unauthorized users cannot operate it, making local maintenance more intuitive and more secure.
Before an image upload or update is finalized, you can roll back to update mode at any time to keep editing and uploading—no need to start over; push only once you're satisfied.
Comes with a personal cloud drive that works just like a local system disk—virtual machines and lab environments can run directly from the cloud drive. Desktop data is automatically redirected and roams freely across terminals, with support for multi-disk / multi-NIC / multi-server load balancing.
The system disk supports network, semi-cache and full-cache boot — diskless network boot is ready to use instantly, and semi-cache reads on demand, using only as much as needed; the data disk likewise supports semi-cache/full-cache, with full-cache fully caching locally for near-physical-disk read/write that keeps working offline, and cache automatically reclaimed when limits are exceeded.
The underlying drivers have been fully rebuilt, with read/write fully upgraded to 4K and a significant boost in speed; it supports SSD performance probing and capacity reclamation, and provides real-time feedback on SSD lifespan and total read/write volume, making disk health clear at a glance.
For common issues in traditional IDV3 such as dual-disk blue screens, third-party software conflicts, synchronization freezes, and gradual slowdowns, vDisk V5 resolves them one by one after the rebuild (see User Manual）
| Comparison Item | IDV3 / vDisk3 | IDV5 / vDisk5 New Version |
|---|---|---|
| Dual-disk / driver boot | With dual M.2 + HDD disks, a missing NVMe driver in the image causes a blue screen; the master image's NIC driver must be the original one, otherwise it slows down multicast transfer. | NIC / disk drivers auto-attach via PnP at boot; dual-disk support has been fixed and optimized. |
| Third-party software compatibility | Coexisting with classroom software like Jiyu often causes port conflicts and client blue screens | cc-class uses one installer for both teacher and student ends, natively integrated with no port conflicts. |
| Stable sync / boot | Prone to freezing on the boot preload screen after syncing | Zero-speed auto-optimization + resumable transfers for stable, freeze-free startup |
| Mount Disk | When the system has uninitialized partitions, it tends to report "failed to mount disk" | Automatically detects and clears failed tasks for stable mounting |
| Login / connect | Frequent network errors and missing desktop icons | Graphical ROM self-check over the network; the boot menu syncs the access mode automatically. |
| Post-Deployment Performance | Laggy operation, high process usage, with read speeds capped at about 300M/s. | Rebuilt drivers deliver SSD read speeds above 1 GB/s with no slowdown over time |
| Restart Mid-Download | Restarting during download/sync can corrupt the image, causing a blue screen and boot failure. | Use while downloading; power loss or reboot won't damage the current image |
| Resumable Transfer | Not supported; on error you must wipe and start over, which is very time-consuming | Supports automatic resume after shutdown or restart |
| Distribution Modes and Speed | Chained transfer / broadcasting often stalls at zero speed, daisy-chains every machine and has a low success rate | BT seeding for peer transfer by default—the more it spreads, the faster it gets, with a far higher success rate than before. |
| SSDs Slow Down Over Time | SSDs slow down with use, eventually dragging down boot times | Fixed, with SSD health collected every half hour for early warnings. |
| Architecture & Cross-Platform | Cross-platform and domestic-IT adaptation is difficult, requiring separate compilation and maintenance | Fully rearchitected, cross-platform application that runs on x86 / ARM / NAS / Docker; Kunpeng / Phytium / UOS / Kylin |
| Personal Network Drive | 无 | An account-based virtual disk that works just like the local C drive—save assignments and run VMs directly. |
| Network / semi-cached boot | 无 | Supports network boot and half-read/half-cache, caching only what you use, so even small hard drives work |
| Network Control | 无 | One-click switching between LAN-only / domestic-only / full internet, easily blocking external access |
| IoT & Teaching | No IoT support; interactive teaching requires purchasing separate third-party software | Unified control of access / surveillance / air conditioning / lighting; cc-class digital classroom + AI teaching. |
| Mobile Operations & Maintenance | 无 | Remote control via WeChat Mini Program, with standard cron-scheduled power on/off. |
With the cloud desktop as the entry point, extending to IoT centralized control, teaching extensions and AI teaching; service providers enjoy regional exclusivity, official-website customers are auto-assigned, and trial registration is fully self-service.
Starting from the high-frequency, essential need of cloud desktops, we gradually extend to IoT, teaching and AI-assisted teaching, helping customers manage all their computers as one.
All users belong to the service provider, with only one provider per region—avoiding internal competition, protecting investments and letting partners focus on growing their local market with confidence.
Inquiries and applications from the official website are automatically synced to the corresponding regional service provider, ensuring immediate follow-up and zero lost leads.
Trial requests and account registration are fully self-service: fill in and start using right away, with no tedious approvals or waiting, so customers get started with zero barriers.
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With fully self-controlled core code, we offer deep customization partnerships—developing features on demand, integrating interfaces, and delivering tailored solutions.
Twenty years of independent R&D: the cloud desktop kernel, drivers, and platform are all developed in-house, with the original team continuously iterating, ensuring fully self-controlled technology.
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