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Deep Freeze is a program that "Freezes" your hard drive so that when you reboot everything that you have saved since it was installed goes away.
Basicly takes an image of the drive and loads that image on boot. So no viruses and all that ****. It can be disabled in the case where you need to install somthing important but I had some sort of problem during the install so I coulent bring up the password screen.
In any case I was able to get rid of it after about 2 days of tinkering with things, some help from other forums and hours of google searches.
having read the reviews I'm kinda left wondering why anyone would want to install Deep Freeze on their pc. Ummm ......... no real support to be found either in relation to your problem. What did Faronics have to say when you contacted customer support?
they siad there was a problem with compatability with all nForce boards currently inproduction. So im screwed as far as that goes.
I wanted to install it because I've been made to let my little sister use my computer, she did about $500 in damage to the computer downstairs, I want nothing like that to happen here so that was why I wanted it.
Deep freeze was marketted to public libraries so that patrons who come in can't screw up the computers. So admins set up the computer how they want it to be b4 a patron uses it and locks it into a particular frozen state.. Anything done after that in the frozen state to the hard drive/system will restore back to it's original default state upon reboot.. Simply it is an awesome program that keeps restoring a machine to the last day the administrator set it up... I'd swear by it and I've used it in a public library and used it for my kids..
The Ctrl-Shift-Alt F6 does open up a password dialog but that won't help anyone who doesn't have a password. The only other alternate way besides calling Faronics technical support (who are fantastic) to clear up that system is booting from another device, floppy, CD, flashdrive and making changes that way or physically removing the hard drive and making the changes that way.. It is a bit technical and last resort would be formatting the drive and reinstalling the original operating system...
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