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I support a Resident Community which makes available to its residents (who don't own a PC of their own) 3 PC's (Win10 Pro) installed in a "common area".
Someone bent on playing pranks has been corrupting the computers by deleting programs and/or "resetting" the computers to factory settings, forcing a re installation of the OS and the programs (Word, Excel, etc....)
I have resorted to a program called "Deep Freeze" which returns a computer to the state it was in at Log In, regardless what was done. The program is password protected.
Somehow "someone" has gotten around the program and continues to perform their mischief,
Question: Has anyone encountered a similar situation and found a remedy? Please help!
Thanks,
Biggles
Someone bent on playing pranks has been corrupting the computers by deleting programs and/or "resetting" the computers to factory settings, forcing a re installation of the OS and the programs (Word, Excel, etc....)
I have resorted to a program called "Deep Freeze" which returns a computer to the state it was in at Log In, regardless what was done. The program is password protected.
Somehow "someone" has gotten around the program and continues to perform their mischief,
Question: Has anyone encountered a similar situation and found a remedy? Please help!
Thanks,
Biggles
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