Sometimes, when you open your system, you may find some toolbar, or some other unknown software appearing on your system. This kind of unauthorized software installation might cause lot of troubles. It may cause security risk to your data, harm or damage your PC, and even alter your default settings causing inconvenience. Such incidents may occur frequently if the system that you are using is in a public environment or you have to share them with others at your work place.

To prevent this unwanted software installation, and the inconvenience caused you can try the help of Executable Lockdown 1.0. This application is capable of restricting the unauthorized executable files that may be downloaded or introduced by any media source, and provides password protection for program console to avoid any changes in the settings. The program would not let any executable file to be installed at the system until the administrator permits its installation.

Executable Lockdown 1.0 is rather easy to use and can be configured in quick time. The interface of the application is simple yet impressive and the ‘Main’ screen of the program prominently displays the ‘Start Exe Lockdown’ option to apply the restriction process. If you want to stop any kind of executable file from being installed at you system, then you just need to add it to your Blacklist that get listed at mid of program screen. You can easily set the password for to protect the application from being accessed by anyone, and hence avoid any changes. With the Settings of the program, you can select to hide the program from system tray, and also select the features to allow or restrict the new programs installation. Further, the program also consists of ‘Log’ feature to provide you the record of program activity.

Executable Lockdown 1.0 includes options to restrict any kind of software installation, until it is permitted by the administrator.

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