RollBack RX PRO or FirstDefense-ISR Rescue

HI ALL

what the defrent between this 2 products? seems like 2 of them snap shoot your HD for future restore ( http://www.horizondatasys.com ).

are this 2 products are good / safe / stable ... compare to similar of its kind?

10x alot

 

That depends on what you expect from an ISR-software and nobody knows that, except you.

I always have a goal in advance and then I start looking for softwares to reach that goal.
I read first what a software can do for me and if it doesn't fulfill my main wishes, I don't even try it. You can't get it all, because there is always something missing.

If you don't have a goal, you will keep on playing with softwares forever.
Some users do this as a hobby or job, but I have to work with my computer and I need a healthy system to do this.
My playing stopped, after using ShadowProtect and FDISR in such a way that I reached my goal and that solution is good enough for the next 5 years, maybe longer if I'm lucky.

I bought my computer for working and playing, positive activities.
Security and cleaning are negative activities, that result in doing NOTHING.
"System is healthy - system is unhealthy - I have to clean it up - system is healthy again"
In other words, I have to work and waste my time on something, I had already in the first place, which means I didn't do anything, but I lost alot of time to get it back.
That was my goal to reduce that job to the absolute minimum = reboot my computer. I couldn't find a shorter and more simple way than this.

I'm waiting for a software that cleans my system without reboot, but that doesn't exist yet.

My advice :
1. If you want to play forever, download the trial version and play with it until you get tired of it.
2. If you have a goal like me, read the features and when it meets your main wishes, trial it as long as possible and test it thoroughly all the way.

 

Both apps are excellent and both work great from my experience. Based on the current versions the main difference is that fd-isr only allows you to have one snapshot where as rollback allows you to have many. The other significant difference is the price , fd-isr $39 vs rollback $69. As to which one is better all depends on a users preferences.

 

It does exist. There is a piece of software i use everyday which can clean my system without requiring a reboot, its free too .

 

I guess you are talking about Altiris.

 

Although its not its primary purpose, it does a good job of reverting changes without needing to reboot.

 

I liked RollBack RX Pro 8.1 when I tried it and I may buy it yet. It is well thought out and easy to use with no bugs that I could spot.

 

What Altiris product? I'd like to look into this...

 

If all you want is a simple reliable system restore function using the current snapshot=Rescue

If you want a more sophisticated approach,where almost unlimited snapshots going back in time can be used, data can be restored separately,plus lightning fast snapshots=RBx.

This comes at a price only in the case of RBx .

Proper defrags cannot be carried out and other imagers like ATI or SP cant be generally used whilst RBx is active,although I seem to remember if the rescue disk was used for backups,this wasnt a factor

 

you forgot RollbackRx8.1 new feature, it can create image and reverse any system crash (even if Windows can't startup)

its like FDISR (39) + Acronis (49.99) = RollbackRx8.1 (69)