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Subject:
Windows on a LiveCD?
Category: Computers > Operating Systems Asked by: chasenet-ga List Price: $10.01 |
Posted:
29 Apr 2006 15:56 PDT
Expires: 29 Apr 2006 17:06 PDT Question ID: 723995 |
Hey there, I do alot of work which requires me to test programs and applications on my computer several times a day. Most of the time, the software i'm installing is buggy and it's uninstall feature isn't fully developed. Other times i'm using programs which adds/modifys drivers of my computer, and if there's an issue with them it often results in an unstable computer. Also, there's the treat of virus' and i'd say once a month i'm being forced to run a program for someone which i know has a virus... Result is, about once a week i'm re-installing windows and installing it again overnight, because the problems over the week have built up. Is there any way of having a 'fresh' version of windows on my computer everytime i start up? I think i understand the implications of LiveCD's, but i'm unsure where to go to find out more. More specifically, live CD's require loading everytime there used, and i don't think you can use the CD drive whilst there in use. Any help? I'd be willing to up the price from $10.00 to $25.00 if i find what i'm looking for. Maybe more if i'm astounded =P ~John |
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Subject:
Re: Windows on a LiveCD?
From: garbonzo-ga on 29 Apr 2006 16:25 PDT |
Hello, I know of a possible solution. Have you ever heard of DeepFreeze? http://www.faronics.com/html/deepfreeze.asp It pretty much freezes your computer in a certain state, so every time you boot up you're in that state. Any changes you make before a reboot are reverted. We use this on hundreds of computers in the computer labs at my university. As long as the install doesn't require a reboot, this might work for you. If it does, there is a a utility Norton Ghost, which allows you to make an image of the computers state, which you can revert back to whenever you want. Hope this info helps. Gary |
Subject:
Re: Windows on a LiveCD?
From: chasenet-ga on 29 Apr 2006 17:06 PDT |
Jesus freakin' Christ that was a fast reply!!! O___O I got up, opened the window, sat back down, and there was the answer!! Hmm...well, having a browse through there site it seems that the program is aimed at multi-worksation enviroments, but they do seemed to have a personal licence option.. Basically, thanks garbonzo-ga! With the $10 i saved here, i can buy this program almost half price! |
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