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Universal Shield 4.2

Publisher's Description:

Universal Shield 4.2 is the ultimate protection tool for your computer - hide files, folders, and drives, and set access rules using the most flexible security combinations for your precious data. Encryption is processed with the help of nine algorithms. The new version also contains a wizard, which includes an option of restricting personal folders and settings, as well as files/folders/ drives protection, a hiding expert, and a data encryption.

Features:

Ability to hide files, folders, or drives from all other users (including the administrator).
Encrypts files and folders.
A mask that allows you to hide file groups (for example, c:*.doc).
Ability to set permissions (Read, Write, Visibility, Delete) for any files, folders, and drives. For example, you can make your files Read Only and make it impossible to delete them.
An access lock on your private folders and settings (My Documents, Favorites, Control Panel, Internet History, and so forth).
A protection wizard.
Password protection for files, folders, and drives.
Unlimited number of objects to protect.
Access restrictions on your data against local network users as well as Internet users.
Password-protected start of Universal Shield.
Password-protected uninstall of Universal Shield.
Use of hot keys to start Universal Shield and to change the protection mode from other Windows applications.
Trusted processes that allow you to specify the process that can override the protection.
Stealth Mode that allows you to hide the program from other people.
Ability to lock your Windows desktop so that users cannot delete, add, or modify the shortcuts and icons on your desktop.
Adds files and folders via an Explorer menu command.
Enables protection automatically if the computer has been idle.
Protects files and folders even in Windows Safe Mode.
High-level protection.
High performance rates.
Multilingual interface.
Support of FAT, FAT32, and NTFS systems.

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Date Added:

24th January, 2008

License:

Shareware

File size:

1.87 MB

Price:

$34.95

Trial Period:

30 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista

Developer:

Everstrike Software | More products from Everstrike Software

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