At work, management wants to use a program called "Deep Freeze" on everyone's computers, which will restore the computer back to an "original state" after a restart, meaning that if I create a document on my desktop after it starts, it will be erased upon restart.
We can let the IT department know what programs we need to have installed, and for PuTTY, I'd like to have my session saved upon every restart.
Is it possible to have PuTTY load a saved session from a specific directory?
Note: This is for a machine that runs Windows 7.
Best Answer
No, the standard PuTTY cannot load the settings from a file.
Some PuTTY clones, such as KiTTY, can.
See https://www.9bis.net/kitty/#!pages/Portability.md
See also Storing configuration in a file section in PuTTY documentation: