Toolwiz Time Freeze

[javahole]

Safeguy,

Yeah i turned it off in the end. I think i'll do the same with auto AV updates aswell , and the windows updates give you a 10 minute heads up so no worries there. My girlfreind can run amok on the web now with games on my laptop now if she wants.

Must be times when you start using this software that you forget to restart through Time Freeze and just turn off the PC after a web session....
Would turning the PC off and on reveal a clean slate or would only a restart work i wonder. i guess the latter - i'll have to give that a try, but i would have thought the boffins have that covered aswell.

[bo elam]

Originally Posted by javahole

Must be times when you start using this software that you forget to restart through Time Freeze and just turn off the PC after a web session....
Would turning the PC off and on reveal a clean slate or would only a restart work i wonder.

If you turn off the PC, the changes are kept in Sandbox.cache. This file gets deleted when you turn on the PC again.

Bo

[littleturle]

ToolWiz Time Freeze 2.0 just released.

V 2.0.0.0(March. 31, 2012)
Fixed the BSOD issue with EFI partition
Fixed several minor bugs

http://www.toolwiz.com/products/toolwiz-time-freeze/

[RADEON0101]

They need to correct the year on that changelog, it's not 2012 anymore.

[Romagnolo1973]

Originally Posted by RADEON0101

They need to correct the year on that changelog, it's not 2012 anymore.

in this new 2.0 version they missed to change a lot of things, not only in the changelog

[littleturle]

Originally Posted by Romagnolo1973

in this new 2.0 version they missed to change a lot of things, not only in the changelog

I think you should understand one thing. If one project is made by different developers, they can keep the different version number for the files they built.

I think TTF is made up of Windows Drivers and GUI files, if it is made by different users, they can use different file version to keep tracking.

For example. Windows XP = Windows NT 5.0

But you can check all the exe and dlls in the system32 folder in XP, you will find that all have different version nubmerbs.

[majoMo]

Originally Posted by littleturle

ToolWiz Time Freeze 2.0 just released.

Thanks for the released information.

Just using v. 1.9.3 yet. Very stable in my Win XP and Win 7 systems; since I don't have "BSOD issue with EFI partition", I don't update it now.

TTF is in fact a very solid and stable application; I use it always in "Frozen Mode" with Sandboxie. When I need to update something I enter in "Normal Mode". Folders like "My Documents" and others like Opera, AdFefender profile files are in my D:\ partition with junctions in C:\ system partition.

And the last, but not the least, it is freeware!

[littleturle]

Toolwiz Time freeze 2.1 is released.

V 2.1(April. 22th, 2013)

Fixed the issue when start time freeze in the FAT32 partition
Fixed several minor bugs

[littleturle]

http://www.toolwiz.com/ is down for many days. any body know why?

[MarcP]

They haven't posted on their facebook page since April 10th either... Uh oh...

[littleturle]

Originally Posted by MarcP

They haven't posted on their facebook page since April 10th either... Uh oh...

Just wrote to James@toolwiz.com, he said the website has been attacked by DDOS for many days.

[littleturle]

Originally Posted by MarcP

They haven't posted on their facebook page since April 10th either... Uh oh...

toolwiz.com is back today. Just checked.

[majoMo]

Originally Posted by littleturle

( ... ) he said the website has been attacked by DDOS for many days.

Last week, our website was down for a couple of days. Now we have recovered the site. Our web admin told us that it was attacked by anonymous parties who do not want to see us around.

It is understandable why...