Deep Freeze is a system restore software solution that preserves computer configurations by returning systems to a predefined state upon restart. It falls under the category of endpoint management and reboot‑to‑restore software, designed for IT administrators managing shared or public‑access computers. Deep Freeze is commonly used in educational institutions, libraries, corporate training environments and other settings where devices are accessed by multiple users. The software functions by 'freezing' the desired system configuration. Any changes made during a user session - including software installations, downloaded files, or system setting alterations - are discarded upon reboot. This ensures a consistent, secure and predictable computing environment while significantly reducing IT workload and support requests. Key features and benefits include: Reboot‑to‑restore functionality: Automatically resets systems to their original state with each restart, eliminating the need for manual reimaging or troubleshooting. Custom configuration options: Allows the creation of Thawed partitions where users can store files permanently, supporting operational flexibility. Prevention of configuration drift: Ensures that malware infections, software misconfigurations and user‑introduced changes do not persist. Centralised administration tools: Supports remote deployment and control via cloud‑based or on‑premise management consoles for multiple devices. Extended device longevity: Reduces downtime and maintenance, helping organisations maximise their IT investment. Deep Freeze is especially effective in high‑turnover environments where user activity can compromise system stability. By automatically restoring machines to a clean slate, it helps organisations maintain reliability and reduce operating costs.