Does anyone use DeepFreeze to keep their computers "new"?

Ive seen a program called deepfreze that makes it so whenever you restart your computer the contents of the C:\ driver revert back to the exact working order - so any files added to the system since last restart would be vaporized

I was wondering if anyone used this method to keep their computers perpetually running smooth? Obviously you'de have to set it up so programs, and such were downloaded to a seperate driver

I have no admin experience with it so I don't kow how easy would it be to upgrade the "acceptable" file state of your computer

like adding new software (showckwave, or flash for example)

Ay help would be much appreaciated

thanks!

Does anyone use DeepFreeze to keep their computers "new"?computers

Thawed it, update your computer. After at all, frozen again -%26gt; Restart your computer.

Press : Ctrl + Alt +Shift + F6, type your password.

Does anyone use DeepFreeze to keep their computers "new"?hijack this

Every computer at my high school was equipped with this program. Only a handful of students were ever able to disable it. One student managed to get in and delete the grades for the entire school at one point. Now teachers have to keep a hard copy and a computer copy because kids seem to be continuously out-doing their parents and teachers when it comes to computers.