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  1. Posts : 41
    Windows 7
       #11

    ultraplanet said:
    We are using this on a couple of systems. Works like a charm.

    Faronics Deep Freeze Windows Editions - ABSOLUTE System Integrity
    Exactly, that stuff is REALLY secure!
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  2. Posts : 27
    Windows 7 Pro 32bit
    Thread Starter
       #12

    ultraplanet said:
    We are using this on a couple of systems. Works like a charm.

    Faronics Deep Freeze Windows Editions - ABSOLUTE System Integrity
    Thanks ... just found this one too DeepFreeze! but what i want to know is does it do what i want it to do? as this sounds like just something to keep your computer more safe! it will always revert back to the standard setup on how i set it?
    Oh and a free one would be better too ... lol
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  3. Posts : 41
    Windows 7
       #13

    Soul02 said:
    ultraplanet said:
    We are using this on a couple of systems. Works like a charm.

    Faronics Deep Freeze Windows Editions - ABSOLUTE System Integrity
    Thanks ... just found this one too DeepFreeze! but what i want to know is does it do what i want it to do? as this sounds like just something to keep your computer more safe! it will always revert back to the standard setup on how i set it?
    Oh and a free one would be better too ... lol
    Pay > Free

    Just do a clean install of Windows with everything that you need installed, then install Deepfreeze. That's all you have to do :) When you have it, it's all self explanatory.
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  4. Posts : 27
    Windows 7 Pro 32bit
    Thread Starter
       #14

    Pay > Free

    Just do a clean install of Windows with everything that you need installed, then install Deepfreeze. That's all you have to do :) When you have it, it's all self explanatory.
    Thanks all ... ive just found version of it im going to try! lol... so looks
    like ive got what ive been looking for.
    Thanks again
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  5. Posts : 41
    Windows 7
       #15

    Soul02 said:
    Pay > Free

    Just do a clean install of Windows with everything that you need installed, then install Deepfreeze. That's all you have to do :) When you have it, it's all self explanatory.
    Thanks all ... ive just found version of it im going to try! lol... so looks
    like ive got what ive been looking for.
    Thanks again
    Cool, I'm still trying to hack into it so I can install my games on the computer lab without having the deepfreeze password xD
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  6. Posts : 196
    Windows 7
       #16

    Soul02 said:
    Thanks ... just found this one too DeepFreeze! but what i want to know is does it do what i want it to do? as this sounds like just something to keep your computer more safe! it will always revert back to the standard setup on how i set it?
    Oh and a free one would be better too ... lol
    Can't help with the free part but this will do exactly what you want. The nice thing is you can "thaw" the computer to do administrative tasks like updates and then "freeze" it again when you're done.
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  7. Posts : 27
    Windows 7 Pro 32bit
    Thread Starter
       #17

    Cool, I'm still trying to hack into it so I can install my games on the computer lab without having the deepfreeze password xD
    I did read one line on there website ''Bulletproof'' lol... dont think your
    gonna get far! R+

    Can't help with the free part but this will do exactly what you want. The nice thing is you can "thaw" the computer to do administrative tasks like updates and then "freeze" it again when you're done.
    Thanks for the info mate, and the help. R+
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  8. Posts : 41
    Windows 7
       #18

    I looked at the system logs of the computer in my school and I have seen that each time tat it does a windows update it automatically thaw's the computer for that one task to do the update, without you even doing anything.
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  9. Posts : 393
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #19

    Deep Freeze sounds like a cool product. There are a few times I wished I had something like this for computers that young kids use.
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  10. Posts : 108
    windows
       #20

    macgyver2 said:
    Deep Freeze sounds like a cool product. There are a few times I wished I had something like this for computers that young kids use.
    i'm going to stick a copy on my roommates system. if someone can mess up a computer he can.
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