iCore Virtual Accounts

[sujay]

Use iCore Virtual Accounts to perform changes on the PC that otherwise might not be advisable.

iCore Virtual Accounts lets you create three (at the beginning) Virtual Accounts(virtual machines) on a single physical Computer.

Use iCore Virtual Accounts to keep different parts of your life separate. With many VA you can perform changes on the system that otherwise might not be advisable, such as trying new software, share your PC with other people, downloading files from the Internet, visiting dangerous web-sites, or opening e-mail attachments. If during such operations your Virtual Account crashes or is infected by a virus, it doesn’t affect other VA's or overall performance.

Try new software safely
By installing new software on the Virtual Account, you protect your Operating System and Data from potential damage by malicious software.

Try and play video-games without polluting your OS
Video-games installed on your Virtual Account do not affect performance, privacy, security or anything else on other Desktops.

Try and use academic software without polluting your OS
Students will undoubtedly have to install different academic software on your computer. By installing it on the VA, you will not affect performance, privacy, security or anything else on other VA's.

Share your PC without worry.
Create one or many Virtual Accounts for every PC-user. Users can login to their VA from the Windows Welcome Screen and then do anything they usually would: install applications, keep private data or even damage their VA without effect on overall performance of the machine.

Secure Internet Browsing
Use Virtual Account for safe Internet browsing. If your Virtual Account is infected with a virus or any malicious program, any such programs will stay inside of this virtual machine without spreading to the rest of your PC.
prevent spyware and malware;
avoid viruses, worms and trojans;
surf the internet without a trace of unwanted cookies, internet history.

Homepage
http://icoresoftware.com/

Learn More
http://icoresoftware.com/benefits-of-virtualization.html

Download
http://icoresoftware.com/download-virtual-desktop.php

If you have installed iCore VA then before installing new version:

Uninstall old version
Download and run iCore Cleanup Utility 2.0
Check that folder "iCore Software" in "Program Files" was deleted
Check that iCore registry node was deleted:
"\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\icore"

Some anti-virus or security software is incompatible with iCore VAs.
We recommend (anti-virus software should be installed in base system):

Symantec Norton Internet Security
Avast! Home Edition
AVG Internet Security
Avira AntiVir Personal
ESET Smart Security

Please enable Fast User Switching before iCore Virtual Accounts installation.

If any your application installed in the base system does not work in a VA
(due to any restrictions), you can manually reinstall it in a VA and use it.

VirusTotal Scan
http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/report.html?id=1507b62b0f9854fc6018ce8207d4cf262ba01df1e323df1e5f5a89e5c7da0879-1290352776

File: iCore_Virtual_Accounts_2.5.1.257.msi
CRC-32: 365aee82
MD4: 90695bf8aea15b41e1d0e39a9b8d177b
MD5: 33b99caf00564cbbf2d0ac6c86c569fa
SHA-1: 64efeda5f14e583b61fdec766f9f609caac3c3f9

URLVoid
http://www.urlvoid.com/scan/icoresoftware.com

[INDRANIL]

Seems to be nice one . Will try it in later . Thanks Sujay Bro .

[Boyfriend]

Thanks sujay for good share Unfortunately, see this:

System Requirements
Supported Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows XP (Service Pack 3) (32-bit only)
Hardware: CPU x86 with 1 GHz or higher processor clock speed 512 Mb of RAM
Available hard disk space: 1 Gb (for three default virtual accounts)
Internet access: Higher-speed modem or a network connection

It supports Windows XP only. Therefore, it is outdated software.

[Krumpelt]

iCore Virtual Accounts

Thanks sujay !
One more good software for safety of user !

It supports Windows XP only. Therefore, it is outdated software.

XP-Users are people also ...

[JayCub]

Thank you Sujay im running XP SP3 at the moment and will give this a shot as it looks interesting, as far as im concerned XP will alway be around, many people stlill love the OS even if i tripple or quad boot XP will be in there... Cheers Sujay..

[johnshaw1917]

Thank you Sujay im running XP SP3 at the moment and will give this a shot as it looks interesting, as far as im concerned XP will alway be around, many people stlill love the OS even if i tripple or quad boot XP will be in there... Cheers Sujay..

I hear that Jay! Once I finally get my new PC built, I will turn the old one into an XP machine along with testing out various Linux distros.

[Ceyfer √]

I thought this app has been long gone? so, it is still being develop but somehow slowed?

[JayCub]

Good to hear John that XP will live on, i will keep one pc dedicated to Linux, and XP in a duel boot at least, the app Sujay posted is more to play arond with, BF had a good point, but you will always find the die hard fans...

[jj1two3]

I love XP and hope Microsoft understands how many people depend on this operating system. My whole company is running on XP. Thanks for the Info. Sujay. I am using Shadow Defender now so I might give this a try.

[johnshaw1917]

I love XP and hope Microsoft understands how many people depend on this operating system.

That would be great, but I wouldn't count on it. There would be no profit in it for them.