Updated
* Spanish language support
* Portuguese (traditional) Language support
* Chinese-Traditional Language support
* RVS 2.0 Help manual

Fixed
* Correction added to address "Device not ready" error on some systems
using Windows Vista

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The security of computers connected to the Internet remains a problem. Despite the efforts of major Anti-malware companies, a high proportion of computer infections remain undetected, Internet crime continues to
grow and new malware is being discovered at the rate of many tens of thousands of items per day. The situation is getting worse, proving that existing security technologies, whilst useful, are inadequate.

Returnil virtualization technology clones a computer’s System Partition and boots the PC into this system rather than native Windows, allowing you run your applications in a completely isolated environment. Hence the session and all activity, malicious or otherwise, will happen in the
virtual environment, not in the real PC environment. If the PC is attacked or gets infected, all you need to do is to simply reboot the PC to erase all changes. After reboot, the system will be restored to its original state, as if nothing ever happened. All of this without
sacrificing computer performance or usability while helping to reduce technical support intervention and the need for routine maintenance.

New in Returnil Virtual System 2008:

* Redesigned, intuitive, and more mature User Interface
* Choice between RAM and disk caching
* Selective file and folder change commit while using System
Protection and Session Lock
* Total session save
* File and Folder list Manager
* Easier access to the System File and Folder Relocation Tool
* Updated User’s manual

Layered security needs a stable base to be effective, and like your favorite chair, it simply will not stand on two legs. The Returnil Virtual System provides the third and arguably most important part of a true layered approach, the cure! Stop the endless, performance hogging cycle of filtering, detection, and removal. You can finally sit comfortably and start enjoying your computer.