guess this one now shud appear under this topic...b4 it goes on to reviews 
Windows SteadyState (Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit) is the easy alternative to reformatng your PC. It can also be used to lock down the user interface and create various user profile. The softeware prevents permanent changes to the hard disk. SteadyState returns the computer and hard disk to its exact condition before the user touched it. Simply by rebooting!
it will help ur computer stay the way u want to.. no matter who all who use it !
windows steadystate is designed to specifically help pc administrators in schools, internet cafes, ets to keep their computers running smoothly in the state which it was originally in. it is now in the beta stage and is expected to b avlbl as a free download in early summer. since it prevents permanent changes to the hard disk, it returns the pc to the exact condition b4 the user touched it, simply by rebooting. when the comp restarts, all changes, inclu malware infections if any, deletion of system files accidenantally, etc are cleared, and the comp restored to its pristine condition.
it thus is an easy alternative to reformatting the pc. shud be a great help !
more on it later ... for now see here.
Windows SteadyState (Microsoft Shared Computer Toolkit) is the easy alternative to reformatng your PC. It can also be used to lock down the user interface and create various user profile. The softeware prevents permanent changes to the hard disk. SteadyState returns the computer and hard disk to its exact condition before the user touched it. Simply by rebooting!
it will help ur computer stay the way u want to.. no matter who all who use it !
windows steadystate is designed to specifically help pc administrators in schools, internet cafes, ets to keep their computers running smoothly in the state which it was originally in. it is now in the beta stage and is expected to b avlbl as a free download in early summer. since it prevents permanent changes to the hard disk, it returns the pc to the exact condition b4 the user touched it, simply by rebooting. when the comp restarts, all changes, inclu malware infections if any, deletion of system files accidenantally, etc are cleared, and the comp restored to its pristine condition.
it thus is an easy alternative to reformatting the pc. shud be a great help !
more on it later ... for now see here.
