Hoyar SysReturn, I suppose.
Once you activated, any changes will not be written to the computer, even though you run Windows XP's built-in System Restore.
I can't find a way to break it. I need a password unless.
I have tried to spot for the services, stop it, and make changes and it still protecting the files.
Whatever changes, will not be written after system reboot.
And you ask why not uninstalling the software. Password required.
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I think you have to physically remove the card on your motherboard to break it. It does not function on OS level, but on hardware level, works like a SCSI card with undo disk function.
But I have no idea whether Windows will boot afterwards without properly uninstalling it.
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