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dreamweaverGiveaway of the Day - Returnil Virtual System 2010
October 18, 2009
RVS 2010 uses combination of antivirus, antimalware and a virtual system to protect your computer from all types of viruses and other malicious threats. The success of a product not only depends on its features and performance, but also on ease of installation. Upon installation, RVS automatically scans the system for viruses and other malicious software, which is essential for a safe and secure virtual environment.
Once the system has been confirmed to be free from malware, RVS 2010 clones (copies) your operating system and runs the cloned copy in a virtual system, allowing you to run applications in a completely isolated environment, rather than using the real operating system. Therefore, all activity, malicious or otherwise, will happen in the virtual environment, not in the real PC. If the PC is attacked or gets infected, simply restart your PC to erase all malicious changes that may have been installed on the virtual system. After restart, the system will be restored to its original state, as if nothing ever happened.
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I've used the previous version of this program (from last year's Give Away) for a while now and it works extremely well. I have it on my Windows XP home SP3 machine. It's a great program. I recommend reading all the comments for hints and looking at the company website before installing. I have Smart Restart (which I bought before GOD ponied up Returnil) on my Vista machine, these programs will save you a lot of hassle in the long run. Get a drive by trojan, java exploit or virus of any kind, just reboot your machine and BAM the bugs are history. It doesn't specifically say, but I'm thinking it will probably protect against root bugs too.
Make sure you have enough disc space for the program BEFORE you install it. Remember it's cloning your system in a partition by itself as a virtual drive. I'd recommend defragging before you install it.
You can still designate specific folders to put things on your Real drive, and other handy dandy things. This is a great program to have if you want to test software Before you install it permanently. If a new program doesn't work or mucks up your system, simply reboot and everything is good again! I know I'm raving, LOL, I really like this program. It's a good thing!
October 18, 2009
RVS 2010 uses combination of antivirus, antimalware and a virtual system to protect your computer from all types of viruses and other malicious threats. The success of a product not only depends on its features and performance, but also on ease of installation. Upon installation, RVS automatically scans the system for viruses and other malicious software, which is essential for a safe and secure virtual environment.
Once the system has been confirmed to be free from malware, RVS 2010 clones (copies) your operating system and runs the cloned copy in a virtual system, allowing you to run applications in a completely isolated environment, rather than using the real operating system. Therefore, all activity, malicious or otherwise, will happen in the virtual environment, not in the real PC. If the PC is attacked or gets infected, simply restart your PC to erase all malicious changes that may have been installed on the virtual system. After restart, the system will be restored to its original state, as if nothing ever happened.
******************************
I've used the previous version of this program (from last year's Give Away) for a while now and it works extremely well. I have it on my Windows XP home SP3 machine. It's a great program. I recommend reading all the comments for hints and looking at the company website before installing. I have Smart Restart (which I bought before GOD ponied up Returnil) on my Vista machine, these programs will save you a lot of hassle in the long run. Get a drive by trojan, java exploit or virus of any kind, just reboot your machine and BAM the bugs are history. It doesn't specifically say, but I'm thinking it will probably protect against root bugs too.
Make sure you have enough disc space for the program BEFORE you install it. Remember it's cloning your system in a partition by itself as a virtual drive. I'd recommend defragging before you install it.
You can still designate specific folders to put things on your Real drive, and other handy dandy things. This is a great program to have if you want to test software Before you install it permanently. If a new program doesn't work or mucks up your system, simply reboot and everything is good again! I know I'm raving, LOL, I really like this program. It's a good thing!
