Clean Slate 10 Build 4823

[LabZero]

Clean Slate restores your computer to its original configuration discarding unwanted computer changes. Just log off or reboot. Clean Slate is designed to protect public access computers from malicious or inexperienced users. While not restricting users’ activities, Clean Slate will scour drives back to their original state upon reboot or log off. Clean Slate takes only minutes to install and needs no attention, ever, for most installations.

Clean Slate restores the computer to its original configuration discarding unwanted user changes: including erased files, installed software, downloaded spyware and adware, downloaded viruses and Trojan horses, and altered icons.

Allows antivirus signature updates
Compatible with all major antivirus software, Clean Slate is the ideal solution. Clean Slate, while the security is active, allows antivirus updates to install properly. Clean Slate will automatically configure your antivirus software. Once configured, all antivirus updates will install, effectively protecting your computers, without fear of the update being removed at log off or reboot.

Protects your computers
Clean Slate actually prevents the original files from ever being modified. Instead, Clean Slate caches all unwanted changes in a special folder that is hidden and protected from the users. When the computer is rebooted or a user logs off, Clean Slate merely discards the cached changes.

Clean Slate 10 is fully compatible with Windows 10/8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7.

Download: Clean Slate 10 Build 4823 | 21.0 MB (30-day Free Trial)
Link: Clean Slate Home Page

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[Online_Sword]

Sounds like "Shadow Defender + Anti-EXE".

Have you ever tied it?

Would it be a famous product in this field? (Personally I have not heard about it yet.)

 

[Butterfly]

Hmmmm.... So is this better then Shadow Defender? I do like it that you can just log off instead of rebooting.

 

[LabZero]

Yes, it looks like a lightweight virtualization software like Shadow Defender or Toolwiz TF , with some differences about the antivirus updates management.
I hope to test it soon.

 

[jamescv7]

This is definitely good on business scale since usually critical information are been tweaked without knowing the possible changes, so combining with Appguard policy based then a good investment already.

 

[Online_Sword]

combining with Appguard policy

This might be a little redundant because according to the website of this product, it can prevent the execution of any program

 

[DracusNarcrym]

The concept behind this application is very intriguing. It seems like a combo of BufferZone Pro or Shadow Defender plus NVT Exe Radar Pro or AppGuard. (as pointed out by @Online_Sword)

I wonder how effective it is, though. I might take it for a test run in a virtual machine and see how well it functions.