filesize 1.76 MB | Published: | Jun 21, 2007 | |||
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Returnil www.returnilvirtualsystem.com |
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| License | Shareware $24.95 to purchase |
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| Trial Period: | 15 Days | |||
| OS: | XP / 2003 / Vista | |||
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| Popularity: | 56% | |||
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When the Returnil protection is ON, your Windows system is running on a virtual partition meaning that every single change in the system partition actually takes place in memory. Therefore, all data and modifications will be lost after your system reboots. By restarting you PC, Returnil will discard all attempted changes made to your System Partition while Protection is ON.
When the Returnil Protection is OFF, you can install or remove any programs, create documents, install security upgrades and software patches, alter configurations, and update user accounts. All changes in the system partition will remain following a reboot.