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Some software seems quite trustworthy and reliable, such as the virtual reality game IMVU.com, but I'd like to try installing it on the machine without affecting the whole Windows system first. (sometimes installing something can make the whole computer so slow and not so usable).
On XP, Vista, and Windows 7, can I create a new account, kind of like a guest account or lowest privileged account, called "Trying123" and install the software and try it? And then, when I return to the usual, full privilege user account on Windows, then it will be back to normal, totally unaffected by the installation done earlier, and I can decide whether to install the game again?
Or, when I want to play that game, then I will use that guest account to play, and when doing usual work, then return to the usual account?
won't Sandboxie and Deep Freeze both will let the program install something into the Operating system or add a toolbar to IE? If so is it easily reversible? – nonopolarity – 2009-11-09T15:36:12.033
Anything that's in a sandbox is limited. There's very little it can change outside that sandbox. Basically, it can't install any toolbars because IE is outside the sandbox. – alex – 2009-11-09T18:19:13.470