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    de freeze vs windows 7


    do de freeze installers affect windows 7 OS?
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    Are you talking about Deep Freeze drivers?

    If yes, Win7 is 100% supported.

    Faronics Deep Freeze Windows Editions - ABSOLUTE System Integrity

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    but my OS just crashed and failed to start after using de freeze.. the Faronics de Freeze is it compatible?
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    Supports multi-boot environments
    Compatible with Fast User Switching
    Supports SCSI, ATA, SATA, and IDE hard drives
    Single install for Windows 2000, XP, Vista and 7
    Supports FAT, FAT32, NTFS, basic and dynamic disks
    From product website.
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    so what seems to be the problem?:sad:
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    Maybe you would be better asking the question at a Windows 7 forum
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    Quote Originally Posted by z3r010 View Post
    Maybe you would be better asking the question at a Windows 7 forum
    Excellent point. . .had no idea what he was talking about, darn had to look it up, and that can be very hard on my brain at times. . .
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