Wondershare Time Freeze

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  1. tobacco

    tobacco Frequent Poster

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    Has already been scanned through Virus Total and gets the green light - all clean.
     
    tobacco, Apr 19, 2010
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  2. Saraceno

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    If you're in a virtual session, but want to discard everything but a couple of documents/files, just save these files to a USB stick.
     
    Saraceno, Apr 20, 2010
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  3. tobacco

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    or "D" partition :)
     
    tobacco, Apr 20, 2010
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    Just curious... in the Settings tab, are most of you using the default settings or something else?

    How important is it to check the Boot Sector protection button?
     
    TomAZ, Apr 20, 2010
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  5. tobacco

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    Some programs and "Malware" will make changes there so it provides extra security. I use it!

    What's great about this free offer - entitlement to free support and upgrades:thumb:

    Hope that sticks!
     
    tobacco, Apr 20, 2010
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  6. PRUHDG

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    Currently testing this software, so far it does what it says without compatibility issues,I like it:thumb:
     
    PRUHDG, Apr 22, 2010
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  7. EscapeVelocity

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    Wondershare TimeFreeze is being blocked by my HostsFile.
     
    EscapeVelocity, Apr 25, 2010
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  8. tobacco

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    Too Bad, your missin out :p
     
    tobacco, Apr 25, 2010
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  9. tobacco

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    Well, just had the chance to test out Time Freeze with a nasty Fake AV. The VirusTotal results were very discouraging (very few detections) and only offered further proof that Virtualization and not AV solutions must be your first and most important line of defense.

    Kudos to Antivir and Threatfire who had to be disabled to run this malware. After install, the usual scan began finding numerous infections including troubling references to "microsoft office being a child porn proxy" Huh!

    After the scan, the popups continued about infections and most programs were prevented from opening by the malware. Even CCleaner :eek:

    There were no options to uninstall either. I restarted my machine and everything was gone and back to normal.

    Two thumbs up :thumb: :thumb: for Time Freeze :D
     
    tobacco, Apr 29, 2010
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  10. nanana1

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    I had the other way round though. AV is the 1st line of defense and virtualization 2nd. o_O
     
    nanana1, Apr 29, 2010
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  11. arjunned

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    Is a x64 version going to be developed?
     
    arjunned, Apr 30, 2010
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  12. happybanban

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    Yes,Wondershare seems to developing new version for x64.Let us wait wait.
     
    happybanban, May 10, 2010
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  13. wearetheborg

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    So if I log in as LUA, system protection is off?
    Can I not just protect the full C: drive under LUA


    Is it the same under Returnil?
     
    wearetheborg, Aug 8, 2010
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  14. brainrb1

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    I just installed "lastpass" for IE8..didn't like it and rebooted (with Wondershare Time Freeze on)....the software was removed but a scan with ccleaner's registry cleaning i found some active X entries which i cleaned and again did a scan with ace utilities registry scan and found some more...isn't is suppose to remove all traces on reboot.... i am kinda new to these type of softwares any help will be appreciated..thank you.
     
    brainrb1, Aug 12, 2010
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  15. wearetheborg

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    Yes it is...if it isnt doing so, then it has essentially failed :(
     
    wearetheborg, Aug 14, 2010
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