windows steadystate
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windows steadystate
has anyone tried this steadystate thingy? Sounds daft to me but if you like it, especially that disk protection stuff, let me know if xplorer2 doesn't like it!
Re: windows steadystate
I needed a "freezing" software for software testing.nikos wrote:has anyone tried this
I tested "SteadyState", along with "Deep Freeze" & "Shadow User".
SteadyState was VERY FRUSTRATING to use.
The configuration too complicated.
I felt too much of my systems resources were being devoted to its operation.
You really feel its presence when you're in one of its sessions.
Meanwhile, programs like "Deep Freeze" & "Shadow User" a DREAM.
They were simple to configure.
You don't notice any resource cost when using.
I settled on "Shadow User".
Because it allows for rebooting within a "frozen" session.
That's something "Deep Freeze" doesn't allow.
This is essential for testing software installations that require reboots.