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  1. May 17th, 2001, 06:05 PM #1
    sethfp
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    Post computer recovery software

    I need somthing like Clean Slate or TakeTwo.
    Are there any programs like those that would be shareware? I want others to have access to the computer, but I'm tired of having to reinstall everything every time they screw it up.
    "To seek out new life forms", and promptly whipe them out.
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  2. May 17th, 2001, 08:25 PM #2
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    Be more specific for what you want. What do you mean you want others to have access to your computer? What kind of system do you have..please give more info.
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    Although you're not so spesific about what you're asking for, have you concidered Norton Ghost?
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  4. May 18th, 2001, 08:05 AM #4
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    Drive image pro from Powerquest kicks ***, I find it better than Ghost, not shareware but worth the price.
    Any body else compasred Ghost and Drive image pro?
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  5. May 18th, 2001, 08:38 AM #5
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    Cool

    We use a piece of software called WinSelect -this allows you to disable and limit the use of windows, works like to Policy Editor only more user friendly.

    I recently heard about one which "freezes" the computer on bootup and will not save any changes. Once rebooted it automatically restores the default settings.

    Other than that buy a copy of Drive Image Pro and use the script function to write an image disk. Then restore as needed.
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