Deep [top] Freeze Standard 8.60.020.5592 -latest- Jun 2026

Allows you to create virtual partitions to store data, logs, or updates that you want to persist even after a reboot.

This version of Deep Freeze Standard comes with a comprehensive set of features that make it a robust choice for small deployments. Its main capabilities can be grouped into the following categories:

In version 8.60.020.5592, the transition between these states occurs in under 2 seconds—a noticable improvement over earlier builds.

Deep Freeze works below the operating system’s standard file management routines. It protects endpoints through distinct system states and a localized virtualization mechanism:

It is important to note that while the system requirements are modest, Deep Freeze does not protect against booting from other media (such as USB drives or CD-ROMs). Therefore, it is recommended to configure the CMOS to boot only from the protected hard drive and password-protect the BIOS to ensure full security.

: Ensures students cannot permanently change settings or install games on school computers.

Windows System Restore allows users to revert to previous restore points but does not prevent changes from being made in the first place. In contrast, Deep Freeze actively prevents any permanent modifications to protected drives by wiping all changes on each restart. Moreover, Deep Freeze operates at the kernel level and uses virtually no system resources, whereas System Restore can consume significant disk space and may not protect against all types of malware.

: Ideal for libraries and internet cafes where multiple users access the same hardware daily.

Deep Freeze Standard 8.60.020.5592 comes with a range of innovative features that make it an ideal solution for computer protection. Some of its key features include: