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From: Dave on 26 Jul 2010 12:44
On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:59:58 +0200, Bjorn S. wrote:

> REM wrote in <iqha36hen12jmculojh88qj62dg15ahmil(a)4ax.com> (Wed, 07 Jul
> 2010 22:35:56 -0500):
>
>
>>> Zo <homenet(a)newsbill.net> wrote:
>>
>>>http://www.wondershare.com/pro/time-freeze-free.html
>>
>>>Wondershare Time Freeze Free
>>
>>>Wondershare Time Freeze is an easy and effective protection tool to
>>>keep your computer safe from viruses, spyware, Trojans and other
>>>malicious threats. It puts the actual system under protection and
>>>creates a virtual system, on which you run applications and surf the
>>>internet. All traces and malicious threats will disappear after reboot.
>>>You can also save changes to the actual system. - Compatible with
>>>Windows 7, XP, Vista and Win 2000 of 32 bit
>>
>>>Download size 2.14MB
>>
>>Nice find!
>
> Anyone compared it to "Windows Steady State" by Microsoft, or say the
> commercial alternatives: "Deep Freeze" by Faronics and "Clean Slate" by
> Fortres Grand Corp.?

Steady State doesn't work for Windows 7 and it seems like Time-Freeze
only works for 32 bit systems,64 bit you have to pay for.No mbr
protection,a few other things in the free vs. paid versions.
Comparison chart: http://www.disk-utilities.com/time-freeze/

Dave



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Fedora 13 Goddard
From: Bjorn S. on 26 Jul 2010 17:20
Dave wrote in <82ca$4c4dbb88$4831158c$9238(a)FUSE.NET>
(Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:44:56 +0000):

>On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:59:58 +0200, Bjorn S. wrote:

>>>> Zo <homenet(a)newsbill.net> wrote:
>>>>http://www.wondershare.com/pro/time-freeze-free.html
>>>>Wondershare Time Freeze Free

>> Anyone compared it to "Windows Steady State" by Microsoft, or say the
>> commercial alternatives: "Deep Freeze" by Faronics and "Clean Slate" by
>> Fortres Grand Corp.?
>
>Steady State doesn't work for Windows 7 and it seems like Time-Freeze
>only works for 32 bit systems,64 bit you have to pay for.No mbr
>protection,a few other things in the free vs. paid versions.
>Comparison chart: http://www.disk-utilities.com/time-freeze/

Thanks Dave. I did not notice Steady State only exist for
32-bit Windows only, but it seems to be the case
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=d077a52d-93e9-4b02-bd95-9d770ccdb43132-bit
(I only have 32-bit versions of Windows my self, so I am not paying
much attention to this issue as of yet :).

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All the best,
Bjorn S.
- I only post via <news.individual.net>.
From: PDFrank on 8 Aug 2010 09:16
Zo wrote:
> http://www.wondershare.com/pro/time-freeze-free.html
>
> Wondershare Time Freeze Free
>
> Wondershare Time Freeze is an easy and effective protection tool to keep
> your computer safe from viruses, spyware, Trojans and other malicious
> threats. It puts the actual system under protection and creates a
> virtual system, on which you run applications and surf the internet. All
> traces and malicious threats will disappear after reboot. You can also
> save changes to the actual system.
> - Compatible with Windows 7, XP, Vista and Win 2000 of 32 bit

I am trying this program out. Although, so far, it works as advertised,
I don't know what "creates a virtual system" means.

So if I uninstall programs, or delete files, while the computer is
"under protection," and reboot, do they come back?
From: Zo on 9 Aug 2010 09:51

[ZO] used his keyboard to write :
> Zo wrote:
>> http://www.wondershare.com/pro/time-freeze-free.html
>>
>> Wondershare Time Freeze Free
>>
>> Wondershare Time Freeze is an easy and effective protection tool to keep
>> your computer safe from viruses, spyware, Trojans and other malicious
>> threats. It puts the actual system under protection and creates a
>> virtual system, on which you run applications and surf the internet. All
>> traces and malicious threats will disappear after reboot. You can also
>> save changes to the actual system.
>> - Compatible with Windows 7, XP, Vista and Win 2000 of 32 bit
>
> I am trying this program out. Although, so far, it works as advertised, I
> don't know what "creates a virtual system" means.
>
> So if I uninstall programs, or delete files, while the computer is "under
> protection," and reboot, do they come back?

Yes they will. If you want to keep any changes made while "on", you
must turn it "off" before a reboot.

--
Zo
OVERWEIGHT: (adj) Seduced by the chocolate side of the force.


From: PDFrank on 12 Aug 2010 22:55

>> I am trying this program out. Although, so far, it works as
>> advertised, I don't know what "creates a virtual system" means.
>>
>> So if I uninstall programs, or delete files, while the computer is
>> "under protection," and reboot, do they come back?
>
> Yes they will. If you want to keep any changes made while "on", you must
> turn it "off" before a reboot.
>

So if I turn the program on, then run my laptop battery down from 95% to
15%, rebooting puts the battery back to 95%?
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