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So is there a way to remove deep freeze enterprise manually without the password or without installing a fresh Windows? I can make permanent changes to the Windows OS using Kali's file explorer and the registry with chntpw, if that helps.

Try this: First have another unit to install Deep Freeze and do not put any password.Then, boot thaw that unit. Copy the file at the root, c:\ "Persi0.*" (something like this). Paste it to the root of the drive that you want to unfreeze, voil! That machine will be unfreezed. You can now uninstall Deep Freeze after booting.

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Try To Run Deepfreeze Installer again, it should then say you need to uninstall your current deepfreeze, proceed to uninstallation. A computer restart would be prompted afterwards which you should do.

Thank You, I thought that i need some virtual keyboard driver to type into that box. Now i can automate the whole thing (enable, disable, install, uninstall deep freeze). I use Deep Freeze Standard and it worked too.

I have drive C as active partition installed with win-10-x64 home edition, and D rive that is encrypted by VeraCrypt(same as TrueCrypt encryption software). But unfortunately the deep freeze will freezes the D drive as well and even while I dismount the encrypted D partition before restart, after restart I see that every new files are erased even while the D drive is dismounted/closed the encryption container before restarting.

I checked the installed deep freeze by Deep freeze configuration administration and checked installed deep freeze's before installation .exe and .rdx files and in both I see that all other partitions unchecked for freezing, unless drive C as active OS partition. This is really strange as its happened after I encrypted the D partition with VeraCrypt. My surprise is when I see the closed/Dismounted partition D how get frozen internally, while after closing the contained(dismounting the partition/drive/device), no one should be able to read the inside of container/drive. The only possibility is that, deep freeze frozen the encrypted partition unwanted-ly and it load it each time I restart the laptop, so I lose ALL my valuable data after restart. May please help me fix this as soon as possible?

I use veraCrypt portable from here: +download/VeraCrypt%20Portable%201.23.exe Also based on information here: -do-encryption-utilities-work-on-a-deep-freeze-windows-environment VeraCrypt(that is a updated version of TrueCrypt) is fully compatible with deep freeze. Considering date of post mentioned is '05 March 2013', we can conclude that even older version of deep freeze's should be able to fully work with veraCrypt . I attached a screenshot of my laptop hard disk partitions that is from computer management.

As I believe deep freeze preferences in windows is NTFS, my both drives in this hard disk, C and D, are in NTFS. I kept the encrypted partition unlocked/opened/mounted when I installed the deep freeze, so it should be able to see that while only drive C is requested to be frozen, it should leave drive D alone unfrozen, while it doesn't. My laptop hard disk brand is the latest version of Crucial SSD. I believe my laptop hdd is on GPT partition table. I uninstalled and reinstalled deep freeze many times, with hope to fix the issue, no success at all. May please advise me soon?

If you are trying to remote in and can not the odds are that this was disabled on the machine prior to deep freeze being enabled. The only way I know how to correct that would be to log into the machine physically, disable deep freeze, reboot, enable remote desktop services, re-enable deep freeze and reboot again.

I am looking into new AV solutions for the School Board I work for, and I have always been a fan of Eset's Nod32 AV and use it on my personal devices. The biggest issue we have with any of the AV solutions we have tried is that we need them to integrate with Faronics Deep Freeze. (hxxp://www.faronics.com/products/deep-freeze/enterprise/) Deep Freeze is a great product, but their AV is not. The issue is that Deep Freeze locks down the system drive, and after every reboot the system drive reverts to its original state, so any AV updates have to be re-downloaded after every reboot. What I am looking for is an AV solution that is centrally managed, and one where you can change where AV definitions are stored. Deep Freeze can create a hidden thaw space on the system drive that is not effected by Deep Freeze, this is how their own AV product handles updates. Any info appreciated.

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Question about scratch disks. We have an iMac lab with machines that have only 500 GB drives. The image is huge as it contains all the Mac apps, office, Adobe CC etc, plus Windows Parallels with a sizeable VM. The disk is also partitioned off to have a 150 GB data drive where students can store some data as the main drive is frozen with deep freeze. As students start using Adobe CC (usually photoshop), they very soon get messages the drive is out of space. Often they will get a message "Could not initialized Photoshop because the scratch disks are full." I've tried redirecting the scratch disks to the data drive, but, you can only do that if you are signed in. So, will this setting keep if I log out and another user logs in? If not, how do you change that setting globally, no matter who is logged in? And if you can't change it globally, how much space do the scratch disks need for the suite to run properly?

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