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by dinap_b

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Hi,
I want to purchase a restore to reboot solution for a university which uses more than 1000 shared computers which students use, make their projects on, save documents for future references. Which out of the three is the most cost effective product? Also, I've heard there are issues with clean slate not being able to update Windows updates... Any ideas??

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by django10

I work in a University Library that purchased Clean Slate to replace Deep Freeze on 100 or so public terminals. We choose Clean Slate as a replacement because it is suppose to allow windows and anti-virus updates while deleting user profiles and completely restoring original settings.

Windows updates seem to be going through fine thus far, however, anti-virus updates and deleting all user profiles have not been completely successfully - anti-virus looses communication with the server and some user profiles still remain after reboot.

When we can get the bugs worked out or Clean Slate it should be the better value if only for its flexibility - when the bugs are ironed out.

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