You need EAZ-FIX for the same reason you have Anti-virus software. You most likely do not get a virus every month or every 6 months, but your could get a virus in your next email. You might not have a major PC problem in a year, but a system crash could happen during next restart. EAZ-FIX provides you the sense of security that you have an "insurance". Whatever you do to the system or whatever happens to your PC, you know you have good snapshots that you could always go back to. 
 

As an advanced user, you really put your PC to work. You visit all kind of web sites, you download and install all kind of trial software that you come across online. So at the end of a week or month, you feel your system is slow, your desktop is messy and you have ton of programs that you want to get rid of. It's true, you can clean them up and optimize it by yourself, but it takes time. It could take you hours to clean it up, and you are not learning anything new from doing this every month. How about just rollback the PC to the "nice and neat" settings that you like with a reboot? That's what EAZ-FIX can do for you. You need EAZ-FIX and you will love EAZ-FIX once you get use to it.
 

Steve is what we called a mobile professional, it's an ever increasing group of people who works from home or away from office. To them their computer is the most important tool.  When their computer is working, they can do 99% of their work regardless where they are. When their computer is not working, they can't get nothing done. Because they are often away from the office, they don't have IT administrators to help them to solve computer problems. EAZ-FIX might be the best utility they could have for their PC. Just picture this:
Steve checks in a hotel, he needs to get online to check his email and download a power point presentation that his colleague sent to him. For whatever reason, he cannot connect to the hotel's network. For whatever he did, his laptop's network settings is "messed up".  Steve's got this important meeting tomorrow, he really doesn't have time or is not in the mode for any PC troubleshooting practice...
If Steve has EAZ-FIX on his laptop, he would take a snapshot of the PC when he gets in the hotel before connect it to the hotel's network and check emails...If something is not right, Steve can instantly return his PC back to the snapshot before the problems and give it another try. The benefits of EAZ-FIX is obvious.
 

You need EAZ-FIX for one reason: reduce desktop PC maintenance by up to 90%.  Install EAZ-FIX on the PC workstations and create an automatic rollback schedule. Regardless of what students may attempt to do, including erasing files, installing software, downloading programs or deliberately tampering with registry settings, the workstations will rollback to their desired settings upon restart. Making the workstations perfectly configured and available for the next user. EAZ-FIX releases you from the daily unconstructive, distressing and repetitive PC maintenance tasks.
 

EAZ-FIX will make your job as a software tester easier, faster and more efficient.  Instead of creating multiple system images, you create multiple snapshots with EAZ-FIX. Each snapshot contains nothing but the OS and the software you are testing, you can switch back and forth between snapshots in seconds. You can access another snapshots to retrieve testing logs or program data. You can take new snapshots as progress indicator for each test case,  You can reset the PC to the baseline with a reboot and make it perfectly available for the next round of tests...As a software tester, you will see the benefits of EAZ-FIX as soon as your try it.
 

You need EAZ-FIX for variety of reasons:
1. EAZ-FIX can reduce your time of hours to minutes.
2. EAZ-FIX can help you to improve your existing PC management process. For example, one of the your responsibility is to push out new software patches to PC workstations. What if a patch has problems, you push it out to 300 workstations, 20 of them won't start up after reboot...With EAZ-FIX, you can take a snapshot of the workstation before pushing out patches, if some workstations won't start up, no problem, just return it back to the snapshot and try the patch again.
3. You have a workstation that's been acting up. You spend hours to troubleshoot the system and only to find out later that it has a bad memory... With EAZ-FIX, you just reset the PC back to its baseline snapshot which is suppose to be the clean, prefect baseline system. If the system is still acting up in baseline, you know it's not software, it has to be something with hardware.
The bottom line is that EAZ-FIX give you a "second chance" when it comes to desktop management, how you use the "second chance" in your favor is really up to your management.