In corporate environments or in institutions, the user accounts are also restricted and the computers are normally forced to restart at least once a day. This means a virus or worm installed will definitely be removed on reboot, but it could cause damage to other systems until the next reboot happens. Whatever happens in that time between reboots is a free for all. When it reboots, it gets reloaded to the last frozen state. Basically, it acts like a reset for your computer hard drive.
The last point there about viruses brings up one limitation of the Deep Freeze program.
#Deep freeze software old version install#
Install malware and viruses on your system? It’ll be gone after a reboot! Randomly delete keys from your registry? Not a problem. Want to delete the entire System32 folder? Go for it. Basically, it makes it so that anything you do to your computer can be fixed by just rebooting the machine. Since I’m talking up the program so much, let’s go over what it does. I decided to try it out on my test PC that I use for installing software when I write reviews and it’s made life a lot easier. I found out about the program because the community college where I am taking classes uses it and it works exceptionally well. It’s worth noting that I have not been asked to write this review by Faronics or anything like that. However, this is one program I can recommend purchasing because there simply isn’t a freeware that can do the same thing in such a convenient way. That’s why nowadays I only use freeware or purchase subscription software like Office 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud. I’ve spent a lot more on software and have normally been disappointed.
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