Cetus StormWindow provides various security options for Windows 98 systems, safeguarding shared PCs by allowing authorized users to control access to the desktop and system.
I recently had the pleasure of using Cetus StormWindow [TM] on my Windows 98 computer, and I must say that I was impressed with the degree of protection it offered for both my desktop and system. This powerful software allows authorized users to add several layers of security measures to their computer, ensuring that it remains secure and protected from any potential threats.
One of the things that I appreciated most about StormWindow is that it allows for intelligent use of its security features, which means that you can still use your shared Windows 98 computer without worrying about any potential risks. Some of the desktop protections include the ability to protect individual desktop icons, hide individual Start Menu program groups and links, prevent the saving of desktop changes, hide individual drives in My Computer and Explorer, hide the Start Menu Settings Folders (Control Panel and Printers) and/or Taskbar, and even hide the entire Network Neighborhood or just the Entire Network or Workgroup Contents within it.
But StormWindow doesn't stop at desktop protections. It also offers a range of system protections, such as disabling the MS-DOS prompt and/or the exiting to MS-DOS mode, preventing "warm booting" (Ctrl-Alt-Del) and task switching, blocking the running of Registration Editor and/or System Policy Editor, preventing the merging of .REG files into the Registry, preventing the addition or deletion of printers, keeping empty the Documents Menu, and individually hiding "sensitive" Control Panel pages and settings.
One of the best features of StormWindow is that security schemes can be imported from and exported to other computers. This makes it an ideal choice for teachers, librarians, or administrators in charge of a number of computers at a school, library, or business, or a network manager, or even a parent. The software is also password protected, which ensures that only authorized users have access to its powerful protection features.
Overall, I would highly recommend Cetus StormWindow [TM] for anyone looking for robust and reliable protection for their Windows 98 computer. Its range of desktop and system protections, as well as its ability to import and export security schemes, make it an invaluable tool for anyone who wants to ensure the safety and security of their computer.
One of the things that I appreciated most about StormWindow is that it allows for intelligent use of its security features, which means that you can still use your shared Windows 98 computer without worrying about any potential risks. Some of the desktop protections include the ability to protect individual desktop icons, hide individual Start Menu program groups and links, prevent the saving of desktop changes, hide individual drives in My Computer and Explorer, hide the Start Menu Settings Folders (Control Panel and Printers) and/or Taskbar, and even hide the entire Network Neighborhood or just the Entire Network or Workgroup Contents within it.
But StormWindow doesn't stop at desktop protections. It also offers a range of system protections, such as disabling the MS-DOS prompt and/or the exiting to MS-DOS mode, preventing "warm booting" (Ctrl-Alt-Del) and task switching, blocking the running of Registration Editor and/or System Policy Editor, preventing the merging of .REG files into the Registry, preventing the addition or deletion of printers, keeping empty the Documents Menu, and individually hiding "sensitive" Control Panel pages and settings.
One of the best features of StormWindow is that security schemes can be imported from and exported to other computers. This makes it an ideal choice for teachers, librarians, or administrators in charge of a number of computers at a school, library, or business, or a network manager, or even a parent. The software is also password protected, which ensures that only authorized users have access to its powerful protection features.
Overall, I would highly recommend Cetus StormWindow [TM] for anyone looking for robust and reliable protection for their Windows 98 computer. Its range of desktop and system protections, as well as its ability to import and export security schemes, make it an invaluable tool for anyone who wants to ensure the safety and security of their computer.
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