Robolinux is the only Linux OS that provides One click Windows VM Installers and Stealth VM Software . So now you don't need to worry about viruses or malware attacking Windows or your data because Robolinux keeps a protected clone of Windows, all its updates and your Windows software programs plus your shared Windows data folder which is mirrored and protected inside a stealth VM Data partition. Robolinux is ideal for stand alone PC's and laptops.
A Windows virus cannot access a virtual machine backup file inside a Linux partition. Nor can a Windows virus access the Robolinux VM Data Sync directory that is not shared with the Windows VM.
Stealth VM Software is preinstalled in Robolinux 12+ so you can instantly use all of the Windows VM Installers and create a pristine clone of your Windows Operating System which has all of your installed programs and updates. Also since your data is actuallly in the "Robolinux Host Operating System" and is not stored inside the Windows virtual machine, if you do get a Windows virus or malware from a USB stick or somewhere else, you can immediately restore your protected clone version of Windows with all its software and updates plus all your data. Therefore quickly annihilating the virus or malware in just two clicks within one to five minutes.
Important Advice: In order to avoid keylogger infections in your Windows VM, which are hard to detect always use your Linux browser in Robolinux to do your online banking or web surfing. You can run your browser on top of Windows seemlessly.A Windows keylogger, virus or malware cannot attack a native Linux application.
The "Robolinux Stealth VM Software" makes it impossible for a virus or malware to infect your shared Windows data files because Robolinux mirrors a clean copy of your shared VM Data automatically in a protected VM Data clone partition that no Windows virus can access ever! This is because while you are running Windows in the VM, the Robolinux secure mirror is not syncing your Linux-Windows shared data folder.
Windows Viruses and Malware do NOT attack Linux file systems.
Watch "The Robolinux Mega Virus Challenge Video"
In this video you will see Robolinux successfully defeat two active morphing viruses