On Wed, 19 Jun 2024 11:31:45 +0700, JJ <[email protected]> wrote:
>On Tue, 18 Jun 2024 16:11:00 -0500, [email protected] wrote:
>> This program is one I have used for quite a few years on my XP and 7
>> boxes.
>>
>> I have not used any AVs nor other malware protection programs in all
>> that time. You don't need those troublesome, expensive, failing and
>> intrusive p.o.s. when using Timefreeze.
>>
>> Kiss goodbye to malware lodging itself on your protected drive. A
>> program implodes/explodes on you...reboot and all problems are gone.
>>
>> Yes, you will have to save any new bookmarks to another device to be
>> imported to your System after disengaging Toolwiz and rebooting. But
>> this slight bit of shenanigans you have to use are worth the total
>> protection and ease of mind given to you by Toolwiz.
>>
>> I have uploaded pics displaying the installed proggie and HELP files.
>> They are under the Subject: Toolwiz Files in this group.
>>
>> alt.binaries.test.pl
>>
>> (You have to download from the Major Geek site. I think the site for
>> Timefreeze no longer has it for download.
>>
>> https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/toolwiz_time_freeze.html
>>
>> A description from the Major Geek site
>> Toolwiz Time Freeze 4.3.1.
>> Author: Toolwiz Software
>> Date: 06/02/2016
>> Size: 2.80 MB
>> License: Freeware
>> Requires: Win 10 / 8 / 7 / Vista / XP
>> Downloads: 90477 times
>>
>> Toolwiz Time Freeze is a free instant system protection tool that will
>> protect your system from any unwanted changes and malicious activity
>> in low disk level.
>
>Beware though...
>
>Any protection software which still allow or still have a weak point to
>allow unwanted code to run, won't fully protect users.
I'm sure there are ways to get around any type of protection. But the
usage of such a program as I'm using is rare. the predators go where
the meat is - Windows in general.
>
>And it doesn't have to be a protection against rootkits. Non rootkits still
>have power to do damage.
Rootkits cannot survive a reboot if Time Freeze is running. Nothing
touches the C: drive.
>And because it only protect data against unwanted changes, it can't protect
>anything else which may be significant enough, or even more important.
As I said, nothing is written to the C: drive while running Time
Freeze.
>So don't be a victim of products which give false sense of security.
That is true of all those pretty much worthless AVs and "Security
Suites" which are supposed to protect one.
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