Windows Steadystate: Easily restore shared computer settings

September 26, 2007 · Filed Under Microsoft Security, Software, Technology

If you own a net cafe, chances are, you’ll find tons and tons of downloaded files, changed settings, and worse, corrupted operating system filled with adware and viruses.

Now, there’s a solution to prevent this from happening, and the good news is, this software solution is free.

Microsoft has released Windows Steadystate. When installed in Windows XP computers, Windows Steadystate restores default settings, removes downloaded files and and undo all changes made to the computer. This effectively prevents adware and viruses from damaging the operating system.

I have personally tried Steadystate and gives Microsoft a two-thumbs up for coming up with such a great piece of software. Now my dear readers, it’s your turn to tell me about your experience in using Windows Steadystate.

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Fine Art » Windows Steadystate: Easily restore shared computer settings on September 26th, 2007 4:40 pm

[...] the How-To Geek :: Computer Help from your Friendly How-To Geek wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt If you own a net cafe, chances are, you’ll find tons and tons of downloaded files, changed settings, and worse, corrupted operating system filled with adware and viruses. Now, there’s a solution to prevent this from happening, and the good news is, this software solution is free. Microsoft has released Windows Steadystate [...]
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