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Deep Freeze vs Centurion Drive Shield

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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 sdc01

I believe your best solution is Deep Freeze for a number of reasons such as: multi-platform , person and enterprise level versions, well established in 1000+ environments, integration with other product and a wonderful management client.

Steady state HAD a number of disadvantages but it is moot to discuss them considering the product is end of life (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2390706). I have also tested Centurion and wasn't happy with its reboot time. Deep Freeze reboot to restore is instant and its clients have no idea that it is installed.

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