This guarantees that applications utilize right files and registry settings, without changing OS and exclusive of interfering with other applications. SVS captures every modification created through installation of a specific application known as Virtual Software Package (VSP). The user can switch off the layer to directly uninstall an application, or switch on again as wanted. SVS permits you to install an application without changing PC’s configuration. It can also destroy a problem, reset a program to its installed state, or permits make use of of two conflicting programs one by one.

With SVS you can move an installed program to other SVS prepared PC just by moving layer. You just “turn on” application and it becomes a matter of layering these modifications over current Windows runtime. SVS also removes clashes between applications and permits you to install and run applications according to their own necessities.

There is couple of versions of SVS client. First one is standard version for application use and second is an Administrator version that contains a local SVS management console for recording and handling application layers.

To record the process you just select the Create New Layer option and then running the application’s installer. Once you enable, disable and export the layer as wanted. You can also organize layers to auto enable at Windows startup.