Is there anywhere you can still get a copy of FD-ISR?

Hey,

I am trying to get ahold of a copy of FD-ISR, but I can't find a copy anywhere. I have been able to find a repackaged stripped down version, but I can't seem to find a full copy. I know it is not being developed anymore, but is there anyway to still get it? And any chance of it working on Vista (32 bit)?

Thanks!

 

yes it works on vista and no you can not purchase it anywhere.

Thanks,

Chris

 

primesuspect,
Chris is correct, no company, including Horizon Datasys, sells FDISR Workstation anymore, because its development has been terminated forever.
So it's "FirstDefense-ISR Rescue" or another ISR-software, like Baseline Shield, DeepFreeze, PowerShadow, Returnil (freeware), ShadowDefender, ShadowUser, ... or RollbackRx + clones (multiple snapshots).

 

I guess developper is on a long retreat always pondering the decision he had made and hopefully coming up with something new to please the Wilders crowd.

 

If you are really keen get the Japanese version after learning Japanese

http://72.14.203.104/translate_c?hl=en&sl=ja&u=http://www.netjapan.co.jp/e/product/storage/SRM/&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%2522Standby%2BRescue%2BMulti%2522%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN

Aw-forget it.

 

some members moaning about as of a beloved one has died,come on !!....its just an intelligent package of zero's and ones,and believe me there are many more to come.

 

Yeah, you may be right, but users/customers of the original who proved to their family & friends the ABSOLUTE POWER of FD-ISR can now only salivate to something LEGENDARY they really missed out on, and missed they did.

If LEAPROG ever bounces back again with something as fascinating and as effective as FD-ISR is proven to be, they'll be the comeback kid of the century.

In the meantime, it's all but faded into the sunset for those poor folks

 

The most profitable market should be the consumermarket,at least the biggest i guess but its not profitable for the simple reason...there is no money... to get into it. Smaller companies lack the means to advertise and stuff.

 

I never know if info at HDS site is current, but it still shows the $475 option.

http://www.horizondatasys.com/255660.ihtml

 

Erik,

Thanks for the suggestions. All of those apps would take a long time to try. . . Do you maybe have a top 2 or 3 out of those you listed?

Thanks Gary. Does anyone happen to know if this is the full version of FD-ISR?

 

It could never be like FD-ISR, i don't guess, maybe it could someday, but i would recommend trying out EAZ-FIX. It's reasonably feature rich but most of all STABLE! and you can at least store .ebi snapshot images it makes, and it's snapshots AFTER BASELINE are a snap as in microseconds, well seconds really, but you can ditch any locked or not locked and dismiss them as well as keep ones you want to ADD to the UPDATE BASELINE and LOCK that one in as a main fallback snapshot.

There are reasonably good and imaginative ways to benefit and or have fun with EAZ-FIX, it's totally different than old FD-ISR, but at least it works, and works Quick and is reliable.

 

The $475 option is for the Server version,which appears to be the same as the no longer available Pro version and is obviously priced for commercial use.
Would be an extravagance.

Getting away from all the hype,your sensible options are;

(1)FDISR-Rescue-a stripped down version which may be quite adequate

(2) RollbackRX or Eazi-Fix both excellent ISRs,very fast and complete but different in style to FDISR,

(3) ShadowProtect-a fully fledged imaging program,which may be quite usable as an ISR substitute,as its operations are fast.

Suggest you trial 1 and 2 first.

Think you will like Rollback-Eazi-Fix,they can perform functions that FDISR couldnt and vice versa,so there is no absolutes at all in judging any of these.

 

A few months ago i would have gone ballistic over such a claim, a least concerning RollBackRx, bt i now find EAZ-FIX excellent and stable with no issues except don't wipe file clusters with it running or hard drive space will be completely expended. A lesson learned ut not critical ot dsestructive at all.

I like it.