[Freeware] Computer Lock (C'Lock) Basic Edition for Microsoft Windows XP v2.24

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Mel

Computer Lock (C'Lock) Basic Edition for Microsoft Windows XP

C'Lock is software that converts any standard USB flash drive into a
security key that secures access to your computer. You can use most USB
flash drives that you may already own. C'Lock Basic provides overall
access control from start-up to shut down. Using a standard USB flash
drive, the C'Lock application requires that the pre-designated USB flash
drive be inserted to access information on the computer. If the
pre-designated USB flash drive is not inserted, the system will not load
Windows XP. During operation, removal of the pre designated USB flash
drive will secure the system, displaying a "Protected by C'Lock" screen
until the pre-designated USB flash drive is re-inserted.

Access control can not be bypassed by "booting" to another CD, floppy
disk, external drive or by re-installing Windows XP.

http://www.clockpc.com/clockBasicEdition.htm

Download without Registering:

http://www.download.com/C-Lock-Basic-Edition-for-Microsoft-Windows-XP/3000-2092_4-10393591.html
 
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wilfredsoutham

Sounds like a wonderful little security program, with many features
useful for security purposes... but...

"Access control can not be bypassed by "booting" to another CD, floppy
disk, external drive or by re-installing Windows XP."

Tough luck if you lose your USB drive, huh? I'd rather have my home
data (none of which is highly confidential) stolen than hose a whole
system. Good for professional use.... but I would not recommend it for
average home use.
 
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Brian

Mel said:
Access control can not be bypassed by "booting" to another CD, floppy
disk, external drive or by re-installing Windows XP.

Bullshit. It's just a software app; thus, it can be bypassed.
 

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