Deep Freeze is a program for Windows that protects the core operating system files and configuration files without eliminating the usability for end users. Deep Freeze allows users to make virtual changes to the system, but upon reboot the frozen state of the operating system is restored. Deep Freeze is an great program; however, with poor security policies it can be foiled. In this video, I describe a few methods to circumvent Deep Freeze’s security. Full Scale Video Here
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Recently I repaired my first computer, an old 386 PC running MS-DOS 5.0, and when I booted the machine I found several of my favorite DOS games. In this vblog, I discuss my top 5 favorite DOS games from childhood. The games on my list had to meet a few requirements: it obviously had to be a DOS game and my 386 PC had to be able to run it. If you haven’t played these games most of them are available from dosgames.com. Full Scale Video Here
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