Nice program, thanks

Discussion in 'General Returnil discussions' started by bgoodman4, Jan 17, 2009.

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  1. bgoodman4

    bgoodman4 Registered Member

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    I downloaded Returnil and installed it today based on what I read here and in other threads on this forum and I must say I am very happy with the program. It was a snap to install and the documentation was clear as a bell. I have used the program a number of times today while I tested a number of downloaded programs and the PC was returned flawlessly back to its original state once I was finished. Talk about fast, I had been using GoBacks Safe Try mode for this sort of thing and have know GoBack to take 15 plus min to get ST mode up and running. I occasionally did not bother with ST mode when testing because I could not stand the idea of possibly having to wait forever while GB got ST mode up and running. Real nice program, highly recommended.

    Many thanks to the publishers.

    PS edit: I downloaded the free version but I suspect that I will upgrade sooner rather than later. Once I have used it a bit more I will let you know if there is anything else I would like the program to be able to do. Thanks again for this excellent tool (and no, I am not associated with the publishers in any way).
     
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  2. Coldmoon

    Coldmoon Returnil Moderator

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    Hi bgoodman4 and welcome :)

    Thank you for the kind words and please do not be shy about giving us feedback. We want to know what you and all our users think and all suggesstions are considered seriously.

    Mike
     
  3. philby

    philby Registered Member

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    I think it's excellent.
    philby
     
  4. Huupi

    Huupi Registered Member

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    Mr Coldmoon,my experience sofar with Returnil is that with memory cache use the system is snappier.And safer also i guess because i can figure that there is no write access to disk (no container) so anything happen in memory and with a reboot everything is gone,its just like a Ramdisk,really no traces left behind.
    My security setup is with SBIE in RamDisk and an underlying Rturnil session with memory cache,its the ultimate secure delete i can think off.

    please your opinion ?
     
  5. jmonge

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    i am planning to use returnil with no z:container and malware defender;)
     
  6. cortez

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    "Nice program...", an understatment if I ever heard one!!

    I am using the premium version and it is invincible to all malware in my experience (and I have been reckless and bold in my wanderings on the web, going into the Belly of the Beast , and believe me it is chock full of OS killers [XP in my case] except for the 'nice program' Returnil that gives me the "cloak of invisibility" --so to say).

    For those of us that use XP it is an absolute necessity trumping updates and service packs (even though I do recommend being up to date Windows wise).

    I have used the beta version with SP2 only and have yet to lose the battle to any form of malware.
     
  7. bgoodman4

    bgoodman4 Registered Member

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    OK OK, sorry about that,,,,its a GREAT program,,,, and I say that in all sincerity. I wish more programs were as easy to use and stable as this one has been.
     
  8. normishmael

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    While I am fully patched SP3,I agree with what you say.
    With returnil,I do feel pretty
    much MSPSS, or Mongolian Snuff Porn Site Safe.
     
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