Comments on: Protecting Your Computer Using Deep Freeze http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze Internet Business In A New Light Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:28:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: vuthy http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-8026 vuthy Tue, 28 Oct 2008 08:01:07 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-8026 Dear sir/madam DeepFreeze is the best application for keeping computers safety from error or viruses attack. I have used this application since so long. But one day, I want to disable this application I can not type the passwords. And on the title bar wrote "Application not respond". As the result I can not disable the application. On the other hand, sometime the icon also not view that cause I can not Shift Click on it. Can you give me a solution beside of format window? Your Faithfully Vuthy Bun Dear sir/madam

DeepFreeze is the best application for keeping computers safety from error or viruses attack.

I have used this application since so long. But one day, I want to disable this application I can not type the passwords. And on the title bar wrote “Application not respond”. As the result I can not disable the application. On the other hand, sometime the icon also not view that cause I can not Shift Click on it.

Can you give me a solution beside of format window?

Your Faithfully

Vuthy Bun

]]> By: Alimente online http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-7872 Alimente online Wed, 22 Oct 2008 08:40:40 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-7872 So I'm guessing it does take up some space on your harddrive. So I’m guessing it does take up some space on your harddrive.

]]> By: Go-Gulf http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-6812 Go-Gulf Tue, 16 Sep 2008 17:40:55 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-6812 Nice Post to protect your computer from antivirus. There are lot of websites that could harm your computer easily. Like when we visit some crack website or sex website. Deep Freeze seems to me good option to protect your computer from these unknown threat. Deep Freeze is little bit complicated to handle or understand, but once you understand its functions, you protect yourself from all threat. Nice Post to protect your computer from antivirus. There are lot of websites that could harm your computer easily. Like when we visit some crack website or sex website. Deep Freeze seems to me good option to protect your computer from these unknown threat. Deep Freeze is little bit complicated to handle or understand, but once you understand its functions, you protect yourself from all threat.

]]> By: annaa http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-6702 annaa Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:16:39 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-6702 please can someone tell me how ca i delete deep freeze because I dont want it no more please tell ok thanks please can someone tell me how ca i delete deep freeze because I dont want it no more please tell ok thanks

]]> By: DJ http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-6527 DJ Fri, 05 Sep 2008 00:44:02 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-6527 Where can I get a freeware copy? Where can I get a freeware copy?

]]> By: Jason Y. http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-5102 Jason Y. Tue, 15 Jul 2008 16:27:05 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-5102 Hey: Does 'Deep Freeze' harm the hard disk in anyway? What is its mechanism? I saw in one property of the hard disk 'class upper filters' = DeepFrz and I also noticed it device driver of hard disk has a deepfrz.sys file Does "deep freeze' harm ? Anybody has any idea? Hey:

Does ‘Deep Freeze’ harm the hard disk in anyway? What is its mechanism?
I saw in one property of the hard disk ‘class upper filters’ = DeepFrz
and I also noticed it device driver of hard disk has a deepfrz.sys file

Does “deep freeze’ harm ? Anybody has any idea?

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]]> By: Steve http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-4149 Steve Wed, 25 Jun 2008 10:49:30 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-4149 I also use Clean Slate to protect my computers. It works just as well as Deep Freeze but without the annoying reboots. I can also configure my software to perform exactly as I want. And if I want to save a favorite, I simply go to Commit files in Clean Slate and tell it to permanently save. Takes 2 seconds. Oh, and did I mention that Clean Slate is cheaper? Check it out at WWW.FortresGrand.com I also use Clean Slate to protect my computers. It works just as well as Deep Freeze but without the annoying reboots. I can also configure my software to perform exactly as I want. And if I want to save a favorite, I simply go to Commit files in Clean Slate and tell it to permanently save. Takes 2 seconds. Oh, and did I mention that Clean Slate is cheaper? Check it out at http://WWW.FortresGrand.com

]]> By: Silverspring http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3580 Silverspring Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:32:47 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3580 Clean Slate does the same thing as Deep Freeze but with different technology. Everything is cached. Nothing is actually written to the Hard Drive or Registry so passwords and such are safe. Any virus you get before you log off and log back in (that's all it takes for a reset) will simply be cached along with everything else that will be discarded. As for a trojan horse or the like, configuring Windows advanced firewall should catch any unauthorized outbound transmissions. Clean Slate does the same thing as Deep Freeze but with different technology. Everything is cached. Nothing is actually written to the Hard Drive or Registry so passwords and such are safe. Any virus you get before you log off and log back in (that’s all it takes for a reset) will simply be cached along with everything else that will be discarded. As for a trojan horse or the like, configuring Windows advanced firewall should catch any unauthorized outbound transmissions.

]]> By: S-Proprietor.com http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3533 S-Proprietor.com Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:37:11 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3533 <strong>Carnival of the Entrepreneur - June 9, 2008...</strong> Welcome to the June 9, 2008 edition of the Carnival of the Entrepreneur. At the Carnival of the Entrepreneur you will find articles submitted by authors from all over the internet relating to anything associated with being an entrepreneur. Topics range... Carnival of the Entrepreneur - June 9, 2008…

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]]> By: BlogMeTheMoney http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3514 BlogMeTheMoney Sun, 08 Jun 2008 19:25:59 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3514 Thank you for you submission to the <a href="http://www.blogmethemoney.com/2008/06/weekend-quick-picks-edition-4.html" rel="nofollow">Weekend Quick Picks</a> Thank you for you submission to the Weekend Quick Picks

]]> By: Pradeep http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3491 Pradeep Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:43:22 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3491 srsly they work..I also tried few of them and get good results now I'll try the others too... thnks srsly they work..I also tried few of them and get good results now I’ll try the others too…
thnks

]]> By: Business & Controversy of Technology by Arnab Tagore http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3485 Business & Controversy of Technology by Arnab Tagore Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:13:33 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3485 <strong>Weekly Blog Post Round Up!...</strong> Thanks for the submissions everyone. I received 34 submissions just in one week. There is simply no way I can approve all of them. Many of them were really good but I accepted only 7 most relevant posts. I am going to post another message where I will ... Weekly Blog Post Round Up!…

Thanks for the submissions everyone. I received 34 submissions just in one week. There is simply no way I can approve all of them. Many of them were really good but I accepted only 7 most relevant posts. I am going to post another message where I will …

]]> By: Josh http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3468 Josh Sat, 07 Jun 2008 02:47:55 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3468 Now that is a program worth checking out. I could see that rebooting into the different modes would become annoying but if the problems could wait a bit, a good list of things to change would come in handy. After a while I imagine things would smooth out. Now that is a program worth checking out. I could see that rebooting into the different modes would become annoying but if the problems could wait a bit, a good list of things to change would come in handy. After a while I imagine things would smooth out.

]]> By: Marty http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3445 Marty Fri, 06 Jun 2008 14:00:47 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3445 I've been using a similar product from Microsoft called SteadyState. It's similar to Deep Freeze except it is free to download and use and is only designed to work with Windows XP. I've had a good experience with it so far as it locks down your system just like Deep Freeze. It also allows you to create multiple user accounts and set-up each one to either retain all changes or delete all changes every time you restart your system. I’ve been using a similar product from Microsoft called SteadyState. It’s similar to Deep Freeze except it is free to download and use and is only designed to work with Windows XP. I’ve had a good experience with it so far as it locks down your system just like Deep Freeze. It also allows you to create multiple user accounts and set-up each one to either retain all changes or delete all changes every time you restart your system.

]]> By: Marcus Hochstadt http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3441 Marcus Hochstadt Fri, 06 Jun 2008 12:44:24 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3441 @ Chodirin: Thanks for the explanation. Again, I've never heard of that before. @ Noel: You could check those using online virus scanners. @ Chodirin: Thanks for the explanation. Again, I’ve never heard of that before.

@ Noel: You could check those using online virus scanners.

]]> By: Noel http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3433 Noel Fri, 06 Jun 2008 04:27:51 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3433 How do u ensure that downloaded files, pdfs etc. are virus-free since you do not now have antivirus software (right?)? How do u ensure that downloaded files, pdfs etc. are virus-free since you do not now have antivirus software (right?)?

]]> By: chodirin http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3419 chodirin Thu, 05 Jun 2008 15:22:27 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3419 formerly, i always using deep freeze for all computers in my office. but since get crash and i can't recover it, i never using deep freeze. not only 1, but some computer. i read on error messege it caused deep freeze. sorry, i can't explain because my English is bad. but if you can translate my language i will tell you hehehe. formerly, i always using deep freeze for all computers in my office. but since get crash and i can’t recover it, i never using deep freeze. not only 1, but some computer. i read on error messege it caused deep freeze. sorry, i can’t explain because my English is bad. but if you can translate my language i will tell you hehehe.

]]> By: Marcus Hochstadt http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3385 Marcus Hochstadt Wed, 04 Jun 2008 15:16:00 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3385 Interesting tips here. And a couple observations... @ Timbury: I do not love Windows, I need it. There's too many Windows software that I need but either don't have as a Mac (or Linux) version, or that is not available for them. @ Rich: Great tips, thank you! I took a look and the external solution looks promising. Will take a kook at it again once I have a need for more than one external hard drive. (I just love that cute little Seagate baby too much. ;-) @ Jeflin: Re-read the above article. The how-to is explained. @ Stefen: Of course, the best option is to run Deep Freeze on a fresh installation. That's what I did. But since you say you would be too lazy to do that, you'll live with the viruses that you currently have and will get (knowingly and unknowingly). ;-) Take care! ~Marcus Interesting tips here. And a couple observations…

@ Timbury: I do not love Windows, I need it. There’s too many Windows software that I need but either don’t have as a Mac (or Linux) version, or that is not available for them.

@ Rich: Great tips, thank you! I took a look and the external solution looks promising. Will take a kook at it again once I have a need for more than one external hard drive. (I just love that cute little Seagate baby too much. ;-)

@ Jeflin: Re-read the above article. The how-to is explained.

@ Stefen: Of course, the best option is to run Deep Freeze on a fresh installation. That’s what I did. But since you say you would be too lazy to do that, you’ll live with the viruses that you currently have and will get (knowingly and unknowingly). ;-)

Take care!

~Marcus

]]> By: Stefen http://www.hochstadt.com/protecting-your-computer-using-deep-freeze#comment-3383 Stefen Wed, 04 Jun 2008 13:55:28 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=182#comment-3383 Deep freeze is pretty good for a software, but we have to make sure there are no virus, spyware or etc before freeze our disk. I don't use deep freeze because I found some virus infected in my pc, I'm too lazy to format it since its still can run quite good. Deep freeze is pretty good for a software, but we have to make sure there are no virus, spyware or etc before freeze our disk.

I don’t use deep freeze because I found some virus infected in my pc, I’m too lazy to format it since its still can run quite good.

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