Stardock's KeepSafe in Review

Published on June 9, 2006 By Cordelia In WinCustomize News

Paul Monckton of Personal Computer World in the UK has awarded KeepSafe a five star review stating that it was "A simple utility that can rescue you from potentially disastrous situations with very little user intervention required."

Read the full article here: http://www.vnunet.com/personal-computer-world/software/2156234/stardock-keepsafe

Check out KeepSafe: https://www.stardock.com/products/keepsafe/

Comments

ZubaZ

on Jun 09, 2006

Keepsafe has saved my ass twice since I've started using it.
It's small, easy to configure and just gets the job done.

It's file insurance.

Congrats on a good review.

ZubaZ

on Jun 09, 2006

I just saw a revew for Keepsafe in PC World.

http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,125571,00.asp#

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Adamness

on Jun 09, 2006

Just to be sure, Keepsafe and Memeo AutoBackup do the same things, right? I have the Memeo trial, but if Keepsafe does the same thing, I'll get it.

joeKnowledge

on Jun 09, 2006

I think this is a great suit of programs. I actually will be using this (and other Stardock proggies) to help my clients/customers with setting up their computer systems.

I actually have a smll business presentation next week Wednesday evening and I am so ALMOST ready to speak on these productivity software items.

Jafo

on Jun 09, 2006

So far, in the past year or so I've had 2 occasions where I've been glad to have been using it...

seldomseen

on Jun 09, 2006

Got my attention in the sidebar "Essential Articles". Going now to check it out. Thanks.

Shadow Lord

on Jun 10, 2006

So when is the rest of this suite goign to be ready? I know we have multiplicity and keepsafe but what about everything else?

ZubaZ

on Jun 11, 2006

So when is the rest of this suite goign to be ready? I know we have multiplicity and keepsafe but what about everything else?

ThinkSync is good enough to go gold I think. {I haven't broken it in a while

)

I still don't get SecureProcess . . . it's never work as I've expected it to . . but that might be becuase I don't use it as expected. {I have used the Startup manager a number of times and really like the way it's put together.)

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whiterabbit007

on Jun 12, 2006

It is a great program - light, neat and effective, only it seems to be not playing nice with my PC-Cillin antivirus, but that's a subject for email to support.

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