Windows SteadyState Info

[mouniernetwork]

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone here uses Windows SteadyState ? If so how is it ? Is there any down side of using it ? Is there an update script available for Avast ?
Also I am intersted in using Windows Disk Protection but at the same time I use Microsoft Money and so I was wondering if I would lose any changes that I make after I shutdown my computer ?

Any help or advice is appreciated

Al968

[Lisandro]

I was wondering if anyone here uses Windows SteadyState ? If so how is it ? Is there any down side of using it ? Is there an update script available for Avast ?

I'm testing Returnil Virtual System Personal Edition 1.62.4107 with good success.
You can turn on/off and does not use disk space like the old Windows SteadyState, because it load on RAM.
Although, I think you can't configure other update scripts as needed to manage updates for third-party programs like in Windows SteadyState...

Also I am intersted in using Windows Disk Protection but at the same time I use Microsoft Money and so I was wondering if I would lose any changes that I make after I shutdown my computer ?

Isn't it a part of the new package, Windows SteadyState?
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457134.aspx#EFAA

[mouniernetwork]

Yes it ispart of the Windows steadyState 
I got tired the 3 hours wait at booting so I'm downloading Returnil right now 


Al968

[bob3160]

You can turn on/off and does not use disk space like the old Windows SteadyState, because it load on RAM.

Turning it OFF requires a re-boot. 

[bri]

your correct on that bob(turn off needs reboot)thats one of the things i dont like about it

[Lisandro]

You can turn on/off and does not use disk space like the old Windows SteadyState, because it load on RAM.

Turning it OFF requires a re-boot. 

They explain in FAQs... I don't think they would be able to implement such a feature. Like Windows Update requires reboot, turning off requires reboot, like Norton GoBack requires reboot to turn off...