Prevx1 - Is it enough?

My wishes are quite simple and clear.
I need one (or more) softwares that are able to stop the EXECUTION of possible malwares in my frozen snapshot. That's all I want.

My frozen snapshot takes care of the removal during the next reboot.

 

In that case, I put Anti-Executable off the list.
Besides Anti-Executable has a few problems with freezing snapshots. Freezing adds, removes and replaces data and certain AE-security-settings cause errors in FDISR during freezing, while others don't.
These errors have a logical explanation, but they are annoying for practical usage of FDISR & AE.

So it has to be one of these combinations :
1. Prevx1 and SSM or
2. Online Armor and SSM
unless there is something better.

Keep in mind that this is about stopping the execution of malwares on my computer, because a frozen snapshot doesn't do that and that's why KillDisk virus destroyed FDISR in one of aigle's tests.
I don't mind the temporary installation of malwares on my computer as long they can't do their evil job and my frozen snapshot removes them anyway.
This means I start with a clean computer every morning and after each reboot during the day.

When I have these anti-executable softwares, I need only two basic snapshots :

One off-line snapshot
That can't be infected, because it has NO internet connection. I disabled it completely in Windows.
If my off-line snapshot ever gets infected, it will prove that FDISR has leaks.
This is my most healthy snapshot and from there I'm able to recover my system in any possible way.
This is the only snapshot that contains Acronis True Image Home and FDISR of course and where I can keep my external backup harddisk off-line. I only have to pay attention to turn it off, when I leave my off-line snapshot.
My external harddisk contains all the image backup files and archived snapshots.
I also use this snapshot for defragging, creating CD/DVD's and to work in a quiet environment, because it has no security or internet softwares and therefore no disturbing security messages and popups.
This snapshot is like a computer in the old days, when internet wasn't invented yet.

One on-line frozen snapshot
This snapshot is for on-line activities, like surfing, downloading files, whatever.
The fact that it's frozen means that it will remove any change (good and bad) in that snapshot during the next reboot and that keeps my on-line snapshot clean without using scanners.
I only have to stop the execution of malwares during a period of 8-16 hours.
As long I can stop the execution, my data partition [D:] will be safe too.

Other on-line snapshots
I still have 8 bootable snapshots for testing.

That's the plan, if I get those anti-executable softwares.