SANDBOXIE HIGH TECH PROTECTION

Yes, thats what I do

 

I have an imaging program but I just need to get a spare hard drive so I can start imaging,

though I really don't use system restore, I think I've only ever used it once.

 

That's exactly what i do now. I long been involved in addressing other users issues ever since XP first was released and during that period it prevented me from learning what i needed to do in order to "PRESERVE" and store my system in case of total failures.

Over time Wilder's here, along with all it's membership & staff, have put me in a student's seat for a time myself and i learned the importance of preparing ahead of complete disaster by making use of various backup programs and then enter ISR's which completely revolutionized my own habits in conserving data/systems structure on my units.

I came in late but thanks to fantastic new innovative ISR products like FD-ISR and EAZ-FIX, i quickly latched on to this aspect of computing and soon realized how narrowly i averted complete disaster as in total system failure either hardware or debilitating internal O/S corruption.

I now practice backing up both images and ISR archives to other internal hard drives then pull the plug on them = Ready Anytime To Return To Clean Screen & Stability Again With No Data/Programs Loss Possible.

In conclusion, a program like SandboxIE is proven for me to operate effectively enough that it helps in large part to negate my reliance and/or dependency on my images for recovery. The sandbox concept, brought into full reality with an app of this nature, is a great measure of prevention against potentially risk filled executables, especially stealthed ones.