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Core Virtual Accounts is a software that creates an isolated environments on your PC within which other programs can run.
Using iCore virtual machine as a sandbox program for safer browsing and installing new software provides an additional layer of security for your computer, because all changes remain contained in a Virtual Account. [/quote:1mcala1y][/b:1mcala1y]
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[b:1mcala1y]You can use iCore Virtual Accounts to keep different parts of your life separate. For example, use iCore:[/b:1mcala1y]
to try new software safely;
to share your PC without worry;
to browse the internet securely.
Unlike many other virtual machines, iCore Virtual Account works on the OS kernel level. This results in:
No additional OS licenses requirement
Almost zero performance overhead
System hardware is fully utilized (like modern video card, game adapter and alike)
[b:1mcala1y]Quick Details[/b:1mcala1y]
Kernel Version: 2.5.1.257
Date Published: May 5, 2010
Language: English
Download Size: 10 Mb
[b:1mcala1y]System Requirements[/b:1mcala1y]
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
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[size=150:awtg45qs]Supports XP only!!!!!![/size:awtg45qs]
Wow, so passe.
[quote="ozbloke":2co1lca6][size=150:2co1lca6]Supports XP only!!!!!![/size:2co1lca6]
Wow, so passe. [/quote:2co1lca6]
Actually I'm a bit surprised as to whether it is XP and higher or just XP.
Considering that Date Published is May 5, 2010, it couldn't be only for XP...
It would be great if someone having W7/Vista could give a try.
I checked that information out via other sources (on the net) Grr and they confirm it 'officially' supports XP only.
Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean it would not work in Vista or Win7.
I like the concept.....going to see if I can contact support and find out some more.
Cheers mate....Jim
Thanks Jim.
From their FAQ page:
[quote:pakscp5w]When will iCore Virtual Accounts support Microsoft Windows Vista/7?
In the nearest time iCore will release iCore Virtual Accounts for Microsoft Windows Vista.[/quote:pakscp5w]
From Wikipedia:
As of January 28, 2010, the system is not compatible with Windows Vista.[4] But it's planned to support Windows Vista in the nearest release.
Hope that the Beta version would support higher versions of Windows
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