Wondershare Time Freeze for FREE !

hackerman1 · 18 Jun 2010

hi !

Wondershare Time Freeze for FREE ! (previously 39 USD)

"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"

Wondershare Time Freeze-Free Virtual System Software for W2k, XP, Vista, W7

BCXtreme · 18 Jun 2010

Never heard of this before ... I must say I don't care for the idea of running everything in a virtual system, depending on the program not to mess up...

Do you use this software personally?

hackerman1 · 18 Jun 2010

no i don´t use it (yet), just downloaded it...

i have used Returnil & Sandboxie, i´m going to install "Timefreeze" tomorrow.

malexous · 18 Jun 2010

BCXtreme said:

Never heard of this before ... I must say I don't care for the idea of running everything in a virtual system, depending on the program not to mess up...

Do you use this software personally?

What do you depend on? I'd put more trust in this than most other programs.

Thank you ever so much, hackerman1.

BCXtreme · 18 Jun 2010

malexous said:

BCXtreme said:

Never heard of this before ... I must say I don't care for the idea of running everything in a virtual system, depending on the program not to mess up...

Do you use this software personally?

What do you depend on? I'd put more trust in this than most other programs.

For AV, I depend on Kaspersky. But if Kaspersky messes up, the worst it can do is accidentally block/unblock something, call a false positive, etc. This program actually requires you to trust it for your day-to-day computer work, and I only give that honor to Windows itself. I have had far too much experience with virtual machine containers crashing and resulting in data loss.

All that said, I would be very interested to hear how the software works out for anyone who tries it.

hackerman1 · 18 Jun 2010

BCXtreme: " I have had far too much experience with virtual machine containers crashing and resulting in data loss."

what software have you used ?
and on which operating system ?

BCXtreme · 19 Jun 2010

hackerman1 said:

" I have had far too much experience with virtual machine containers crashing and resulting in data loss."

what software have you used ?
and on which operating system ?

At present I use VirtualBox, but I also tried VMware for a while. I don't have any persistent problems; I'm just not keen on trusting my primary desktop to virtualization.