Time Freeze 4.3.1.5000

Virtual environments are incredibly useful, especially if you're trying to test out some programs that you don't know anything about. For those of you who don't know what a virtual environment is, it's an environment you create that's separate from your normal OS but has all the functionalities of it. After you're finished with it, everything is wiped out and your computer goes back to what it used to be. No matter what kind of modifications you made in the virtual environment, it will all be gone. You can imagine how this could be useful - you could test out programs that look suspiciously like viruses and test their safety in a virtual environment. One of the programs you can use to do so is Time Freeze.

Time Freeze has a fairly customizable installation process. You can choose to enable the service on the C drive every time, disable the app in safe mode, or to password protect its access to the main core. By default, the program is disabled and only activated when the user tells it to activate. You can choose which files and folders will be excluded, in case you want to actually make any changes to them permanent. Throughout my tests, the program worked extremely smoothly and there weren't any hitches. It also didn't take many resources up, and it's extremely simple to use even for total beginners. The only downside is that it doesn't have much for advanced users - this is almsot strictly made for beginners. Even so, I can recommend Time Freeze for anyone who needs a virtual environment.