Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
I don't divulge too much information about my work or workplace for various reasons, but I don't think I have to be specific do I? I have mostly intelligent, professional users, using a wide variety of applications, and they want access to their PCs, not some locked down appliance. They need to work on those applications, maybe bang them onto a laptop to take out into the field, and so on.

So when you say "It depends on who is running the IT and what the users need". It certainly does. So I'm guessing you don't run your IT department and your users are housewives or chimps.

Well not all of us are in that position. My users and I (that would be the "we" to which you refer) would laugh our socks off at some salesman trying to flog that shit, but he obviously impressed you, didn't he?

Out of interest, how many PCs DO you actually "support"?

Again, nothing specific. Another empty post. You answer questions with more questions.

What is it specifically that Deep Freeze or any other program that does the same, pick one, won't let your users do?

That's the fourth time I ask, and I am sure I will get another long response that says nothing.

- I won't say what I do" that's what Daffy said.

"My users do many things in various locations where they want access to their PCs to do various things"

That's your answer as the tech you say you are?. Can't even answer a simple question directly.

In a computer that is frozen, they can access whatever they want. You don't know that because you don't know how to administer or support a network and the users.

You are exactly the reason why people always complain that their IT departments suck and their computers never work.

Still waiting for an answer as to what is it your users can't do with their computers frozen.

I am sure I will get no answer or a vague empty one. I'm giving up waiting for an answer. Just admit you don't have an answer and let it be.