Deep Freeze 6 Standard Full Version

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Heresmy question, So you cannot start deep freeze, but you cant disable or stop it either? so its running in the background but you cannot see anything except for the service? have you tried to go to the registry and remove all the keys associated with DF and then remove all the associated files on your system for DF and then try to remove the service? After all of this restart and try to reinstall if you want it or just leave it removed.

23770 Resolved an issue where Deep Freeze Enterprise workstation showed Cloud Connector expired message after installing it on the machine where Deep Freeze Cloud was previously installed. (Case No. OUG-468-62852)

21566 Resolved an issue where, switching between multiple ports in Enterprise console while workstations are reporting in, the workstations continuing to report to the wrong port after changing the active port. (Case No: EPS-318-77915)

23113 Resolved an issue where using the Configuration Administrator in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (64-bit) to repeatedly save then reload a configuration file would alter the available ThawSpaces.

Deep Freeze Enterprise 8.52 was released earlier today to all customers. Shortly after release, an issue regarding certificates was discovered, forcing the retraction of this release. An updated version of Deep Freeze Enterprise will be made available once the issue is corrected. We apologize for the inconvenience.

17579 Resolved issues with random BSOD. The Windows 10 Anniversary Update introduced additional drivers into the system that interfered with the ability of our drivers to properly respond to some requests to our StorageSpace or ThawSpaces.

17893 Resolved issues where Windows updates failed for some cumulative update which may require more space and a larger caching space than the 5GB that Deep Freeze allocated. Version 8.35 will allocate a 10GB cache to address this situation. To increase the size, disable the Cache Window update option in the configuration, restart, and re-enable the option.

17224 Resolved an issue where the workstation did not perform Deep Freeze specific commands initiated from Core console or Cloud console until the workstation connects to the Deep Freeze Enterprise console.

17225 Resolved an issue where upgrading Deep Freeze Workstations from Faronics Core console failed. This issue has been resolved for Deep Freeze 8.33 and above. However, users upgrading from 8.32 to 8.33 may still experience this issue. Contact Technical Support for workaround.

6297 For deployments over 500 workstations, when running Deep Freeze Tasks from the Enterprise console, workstations tasks are slow to complete. This issue was introduced in v7.5 and an upgrade of the clients to v7.6 is recommended to resolve it. (LKH-533-91318)

This is a beta version of Deep Freeze to conduct usability testing and refine features to be widely available in v7.5. If you wish to participate in the Deep Freeze beta program, please email us at deepfre...@faronics.com along with your contact details and why you would like to participate.

L216 On Windows 2003 Enterprise and Standard 64-bit systems: Resolved issue where the workstation restarts and does not install Deep Freeze Client through Faronics Core console. Only after the push install is successful, the installer starts and the install process is launched.

2085 Non-English localizations only: Resolved an issue that caused some strings related to the License to remain in English after applying a License Key in English and then switching to a different language.

This is a beta version of Deep Freeze intended to test compatibility with Windows 7. It has undergone a QA cycle. As with any beta product, this version should only be used if you have backed up all important data and are prepared to re-image client computers if something goes wrong.

1911 Resolved an issue that could cause an existing .rdx file to be unexpectedly deleted in a specific circumstance: If it was opened for editing in the Configuration Administrator and some disallowed settings are specified (such as an empty password), then a Save As command is issued with the existing name; the original file was deleted, but the new file fails to save because of the error in the configuration.

1668 Resolved an issue that could allow the left-hand pane of the Enterprise console to be resized all the way to the left until it was no longer visible and could not be moved back without a restart of the Enterprise console.

1880 Resolved issue where the Type field of the Passwords tab in the Configuration Administrator was user editable; if Type was modified, the specified password would not be accepted on a client computer.

942 Resolved issue that could allow a non-administrator user to kill Deep Freeze processes resulting in the icon not being displayed in the system tray and loss of communication with the Enterprise console (the machine would remain Frozen)

1167 Resolved issue that could cause an abnormal program termination error to appear on a workstation after using the Unlock command in the Enterprise console if a VNC session had previously been used to clear the lock message on the workstation

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It can be a pain when you are trying to do updates as you have to thaw the machine, reboot, make your changes and refreeze again. It adds about five minutes to your workload but if you really need to lock down a machine then it works great.

We also use it in a library environment, and so far it has been one of the best problem preventing solutions we could have. To save yourself some time, be sure to use the central administrator version. Some of the key features that we found valuable were of course the system freezing, the ability to create a drive that is accessible to a user that is not frozen, the ability to schedule maintenance times for the machines to thaw themselves and lockout the users during this time, and the ability through the Central Admin Console to mass freeze and thaw without having to punch in a password multiple times.

Deep Freeze has been a godsend for our company. Hands down the best piece of software we use. It works great on computers that need to be on 24-7/computers that are open to the public (kiosk computers). System and file integrity always stay the same and it keeps your computer running like new.

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