System Restore not XP

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I read a review recently about a program that quickly returned classroom computers to their pre class state, obviously an image file situation. I thought it was from Paragon but cannot find any review.
Have looked at Acronis, not mentioned. Apart from Ghost I cannot think of other imaging programs. I have drive Image, Ghost and Acronis but I need this for a friend.
Any help welcomed. This was a dedicated program for the purpose.
Ted

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Symantes’s Norton “Go Back” is another possibility.

Check it out at: GOBACK

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Check out BootItNG at TeraByte Unlimited. It may not be quite as polished as True Image or Ghost but is cheaper and does more.

Joe

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Unfortunately none of the above hit the mark, the review I read explained how the program I wanted changed the registry to a Run Once entry and on reboot restored the original configuration, it sounded great but being almost 70 it had no appeal, I now have a friend in need. Unfortunately the memory above my shoulders has changed from RAM to ROM.

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Are you sure that the change hasn’t been to WOM (Write-Only Memory)?

I know mine is!

John

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That creates a further problem!!!! I can never find the pencil which generally is in my left hand.

Ted

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Hey I found it, http://www.faronics.com/html/deepfreeze.asp%5B/url%5D or the first link was http://amtsoft.com/deepfreeze/%5B/url%5D looks like the amtsoft site has been transferred/sold/whatever to the farconics site.

Thanks for all the help. I have spent 4 hours reviewing all e-mails (left for review) and found the link, then when I started to type the address autocomplete kicked in in IE6

Ted

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Did you look at my post above?

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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Dave my apologies, I cannot explain what or how I missed that post, maybe that is the reason the autocomplete worked on my browser. I have spent days looking for this.
It is certainly what I want and beg you to accept my most sincere apologies.
Ted

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(Edited by DaveA on 13-Feb-05 09:09. Added reboot remarks.)

Check out DeepFreeze

Deep Freeze will give you a clean fresh image on EVERY reboot, while the system is Froze,

DaveA I am so far behind, I think I am First
Genealogy....confusing the dead and annoying the living

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