What are your thoughts and concerns about having support added for Windows 7 with Windows SteadyState?
Would it be something that you would like to have support for Windows 7?
Last edited by Brink; 26 Jan 2010 at 13:25. Reason: addition
hi !
"Windows SteadyState Version 2.5 is now available with Windows Vista Support"
Vista ?
if it doesn´t work on W7...?
I agree with Jacee. Unless there is going to be a 64-bit version, let it go. I haven't seen where Microsoft has put a lot of effort into promoting Windows SteadyState.
I used it breifly with XP and loved it. I settled on using Eaz-Fix but have since replaced it with Comodo Time Machine. Yes, I know Steady State does more than rollback a system but all that extra stuff can be done manually.
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