Posts Tagged ‘lock’
Folder Lock 6.1.7

Folder Lock 6.1.7.
Folder Lock 6.1.7 | 6.00 MB
Folder Lock is a fast file-security program that can password-protect, lock, hide and encrypt any number of files, folders, drives, pictures and documents in seconds. Protected files are hidden, undeletable, inaccessible and highly secure. It hides files from kids, friends and co-workers, safeguards them from viruses, trojans, worms and spyware, and even protects them from networked PCs, cable users and hackers. Read the rest of this entry »
Folder Lock Console Edition v6.1.2

Folder Lock Console Edition v6.1.2.
Folder Lock Console Edition v6.1.2 | Protect folders, files, removable media | Size: 3 Mb
The program is designed to password protect folders, files, removable media and USB CD / DVD drives. Files and folders are put in a safe, password-protected and can not be deleted or changed. Read the rest of this entry »
Folder Lock 6.2.5 Portable

Folder Lock 6.2.5 Portable.
Folder Lock 6.2.5 Portable | 7.05 MB
Folder Lock is a fast file-security program that can password-protect, lock, hide and encrypt any number of files, folders, drives, pictures and documents in seconds. Protected files are hidden, undeletable, inaccessible and highly secure. Read the rest of this entry »
Lock My PC 4.7.10

Lock My PC 4.7.10.
Lock My PCâ„¢ is an easy in use, powerful and compact tool to lock your computer from unauthorized use. When you leave your computer unattended, the program disables the hot keys (including Ctrl+Alt+Del), mouse, locks CD/DVD ROM doors and displays a lock screen. Nobody can access your system without providing the correct unlock password.
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Internet Password Lock v5.7.0

Internet Password Lock v5.7.0.
Internet Password Lock v5.7.0 | 0.90MB
Internet Password Lock is a software program for Windows 2000/XP/NT/Vista computers (does not work on Windows 95/98/Me) that allows you to block, control and restrict Internet access. This includes Web browsing and surfing, Instant Parents Messaging, and email.
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Active Network Active Lock v3.0

Active Network Active Lock v3.0.
Active Network Active Lock v3.0 | 2.80MB
Active Lock can convert any USB storage device into an access key for Windows. Access your Windows computer in an easy, fast and secure way by using USB drive. When you unplug your USB drive, the computer is locked. Active Lock is very easy to use. Read the rest of this entry »
1 Click Lock 3.33

1 Click Lock 3.33.
1 Click & Lock 3.33 | 5.6MB
1Click & Lock up is a system tray security utility you can use to secure your desktop when you step away from your PC.
It’s secure and very easy-to-use. Just define a password, and select Lock to hide and deny access to your desktop to anyone without the proper password. Read the rest of this entry »
Lock My PC 4.7

Lock My PC 4.7.
WHAT IT MEAN!!!!!!
Lock My PC is an easy in use, powerful and compact tool to lock your computer from unauthorized use. When you leave your computer unattended, the program disables the hot keys (including Ctrl+Alt+Del), mouse, locks CD/DVD ROM doors and displays a lock screen. Nobody can access your system without providing the correct unlock password.
Features and benefits:
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Quick and safe computer lock by hot key, or mouse click
Usb id lock v1.2.2

Usb id lock v1.2.2.
ID USB Lock Key is a security program meant to protect your computer from unauthorized users. It denies access, by providing a security block-screen which can be unblocked with the USB stick where you have the key generated by the program. Read the rest of this entry »
CD Lock V07.03.2

CD Lock V07.03.2.
CD-Lock secures your removable media by scrambling the filenames and encrypting all the files with Blowfish. Yet, just enter the password when the CD is inserted into any computer running Win2000 or XP and you can instantly use the files as you always have? – without the need to decrypt them first.Transparent EncryptionCD-Lock decrypts the files and unscrambles the names quickly and transparently, behind the scenes, so you don’t have to. Read the rest of this entry »