Can Windows Steady State be used as a virtual machine undo feature

Question

Can I install Steady State, then install a bunch of stuff to try, then revert back, then uninstall Steady State?

Kind of like a virtual machine undo. I don't want to do this in a VM because I want the full machine power.

Answer 1

Just configure SteadyState to wipe all changes on reboot. Install desired software, muck around, break what you want. When you're done just reboot, uninstall SteadyState, and you're good as new.