Let's
say that you'd like to install this amazing new software that all
your friends insist
is great and gets things done quicker/better/conveniently.
You try out this
new software only to find your
system has
suddenly crashed!
We have so much of our lives stored on our personal computers: work
documents, financial statements, vacation pictures, email contacts,
our favorite music, and so on. It's painful to consider what we would
do if we lost this information. Just to recover the OS, your
installed programs, and all the associated settings one
will have to dedicate many difficult hours and even days.
Other aspects of such a system crash could cause personal data to be
irretrievably lost. But sometimes you simply
need to try
out new software. So is there a way you can safely test a new system
changes (such as the installation of a new application) without
putting your system at risk?
Yes
there is now!
It’s now possible to “sandbox” new programs before installing
them and potentially exposing live systems
to any unwanted changes. It's called RollBack Rx and it's your safety
net in case anything happens. If you're unhappy with this new trial
app, you can then quickly undo whatever changes were made by this
questionable game or other application. Rollback Rx allows you to
protect yourself from installed disk drivers, root kits, embedded
malware, configuration setting changes, et cetra, to undo any such
deployments. But you also get to see exactly how the program will
work on your live system.
The
Undo Button for Windows
Since
RollBack Rx is a bit-for-bit system restore utility, it removes all
trace of any unwanted installation and returns your
multiple-harddrives back to exactly how they were when the snapshot
was taken. If you made changes to your system in the experimental
trial that you would like to retain you can rollback to an earlier
snapshot and then look inside the experimental snapshot and simply
drag-and-drop any desired file or folder to the rolled-back system.
Since RollBack Rx works independently of Windows, you can create new
snapshots of your crashed system even if Windows refuses to start.
This allows you to recover lost data right up until the second your
system crashed. You can even recover
accidentally deleted files by browsing older snapshots.
RollBack
Rx is an instant
recovery software. RollBack Rx completely restores up to four
internal harddrives on a bit-for-bit basis back to any one of
hundreds of possible system states (or "snapshots"). Every
last byte is returned to how it was when the snapshot was taken. This
gives you a much more robust and comprehensive recovery approach
than the default alternative,
Windows System Restore. If you choose instead to uninstall the
test program there may still be files left over and other changes
made to your configuration files and registry entries that remain.
Only Rollback Rx quickly and completely restores your system back to
any number of predefined configurations. Gamers, who want a system
optimized for gaming really shouldn't be without RollBack Rx. This
set configuration allows you to experiment with changes without
potentially compromising your perfect
system state. Apart from removing software installations that are
unwanted, Rollback Rx can also be used to test out software without
irredeemably committing to deploying them. Users can play it safe by
taking a snapshot of the system before they try out new questionable
software programs. You can then simply rollback
to an earlier system state; how your system was a few seconds
ago, a few days ago, or even a few years ago. All it takes is a
simple reboot and that's it! Problem gone!
There
are many competing instant
PC restore software alternatives
like Deep Freeze availale but they only offer a single restore
point to return to. Only RollBack Rx allows for multiple restore
points to goback to.
Instantly
Remove Incidental System Degradation
If
you regularly install and uninstall software, create and delete data,
add and remove new drivers, etc. remnants of these applications are
often left behind and your system will inexorably start taking a bit
little longer to start up, run, perform tasks, and shut down. This is
called incidental
system degradation and will eventually require that you reinstall
Windows from scratch. But with RollBack Rx you can create a snapshot
of a fresh install of Windows and simply
rollback to the
particular snapshot
whenever you like and get that fresh Windows installation optimum
system performance on every Windows session. This is the perfect
software
for auto-resetting your set-top box.
Traditional
backup takes up considerably more harddisk space to backup even a
single restore point and requires that you leave the system on
overnight to create this backup image. RollBack Rx, on the other
hand, takes just seconds to backup all your multiple-hard drives and
lets you create many hundreds of backup points to restore to. This
ensures that your backup point is very recent in case you need to
resort to it. And you can return to any of these snapshots with a
single reboot. Let's admit it, most of us have neither the
inclination nor the time to create backups regularly. This is where
RollBack Rx comes in to the big picture of data safety and security.
RollBack Rx is an auto-back system that doesn't require that you
actively do anything in order to have a recent backup point available
to restore to, if needed.
An
Indispensable IT Administration Tool to Remotely Repair PCs
If
you're an IT administrator, you can remotely repair your clients'
computers over a LAN or the internet in just seconds since Rollback
Rx comes with a free enterprise console that lets you control all
your network's PCs from a single interface. The Rollback Rx
enterprise-level
Remote Management Console (RMC) makes managing a large number of
endpoints effortless. The networking ability built into Rollback Rx
lets you, the network manager, monitor, configure, and restore any of
your Rollback Rx installations remotely over the internet.
