This centralized management cuts down costs and improves security by lowering the risk that individual users could unknowingly breach security measures. Whether in the classroom or workplace, IT administrators can setup and monitor their desktop virtualization deployment, as well as remotely manage hundreds of connected user sessions running on thin client devices - without having to be at that specific computer. VSpace Pro 10 supports the latest Windows Operating Systems to deliver a true PC desktop experience for the end user. Compared to an all PC-based solution this reduces acquisition costs by 65%, IT maintenance costs by 80% per year, and energy savings of up to 90% when combined with NComputing's thin client hardware. vSpace Pro 10 gives schools and small to medium sized businesses the ability to run and manage up to 100 virtual desktops from a single host machine. Today NComputing launches vSpace Pro 10, a new desktop virtualization platform solution, with a redesigned UI and UX and brand new cloud features. Schools and SMBs can R emotely M anage H undreds of V irtual D esktops W ith N ew C loud F eatures, S aving C osts of up to 80% P er Y ear In order to successfully install Faronics products on a machine that will be running the nComputing VSpace software it is recommended that the VSpace software be removed from the machine temporarily while that Faronics Products are being installed.SAN MATEO, California, Septem/PRNewswire/. This issue affects all Faronics Products that are used in conjunction with Deep Freeze, as well as affecting the ability of Deep Freeze to cache Windows Updates on a frozen machine for future installation. This issue can show as a number of installation errors or problems with data being lost after reboots. ThawSpaces and StorageSpaces are used as containers to hold data across multiple reboots when Deep Freeze is enabled. On some models of nComputing devices Faronics Products such as Deep Freeze may not be able to mount ThawSpaces or StorageSpaces when the VSpace is installed. This document describes Deep Freeze compatibility issues in nComputing environments. Posted by Adam Zilliax, Last modified by Adam Zilliax on 24 November 2015 01:04 PM

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