[K12OSN] Deep Freeze / Win XP

"Terrell Prudé Jr." microman at cmosnetworks.com
Tue Mar 6 16:40:06 UTC 2007


Some schools in my district do.  The single "pro" that I can think of is
the ability to run Reader Rabbit and KidPix, but that's political, not
technical.

The con's:  God, that could take up a book!  There's the cost of
maintaining those Windows machines, the cost of anti-virus
subscriptions, the cost of Deep Freeze, the threat of BSA-style audit
threats from Microsoft, the cost of upgrading your PC hardware every 2-3
years....

Just use K12LTSP, David.  You'll be much better off.  And I say that as
both a former MCSE and former Microsoft employee.

--TP
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Dave Haley wrote:
> I am looking for information concerning using Deep Freeze with WIN XP
> (service pack 2) as well as using Anti Virus software, such as McAfee
> A.S.A.P. Is there anyone using this type of configuration or something
> close to it? If so, I would like to hear any pro's or con's that you
> have experienced.
>
> David Haley
> I.T. Dept
> Poland Regional High School
> Bruce Whittier Middle School
> dhaley at poland-hs.u29.k12.me.us  207-998-5400 ext 550
>
>
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