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Registration
Users are allowed to evaluate this unregistered copy of "Dr. Salman's Windows
Power Tools" free of charge for a period of 7 days. It will
automatically fail to function after the evaluation period is over. Upon registration, You
will receive a Serial Number which you will need to enter in the registration Box of the
Software.
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System Requirements
- You will need a 486 dx or a higher processor.
- Windows 95 /98 /98SE /ME /NT4.0 or 2000 and a
webbrowser to view this html help file.
Installing and
Uninstalling
- Run the Setup file of Windows Power Tools and follow
the instructions on the screen.
- Restart your system after setup is complete
- Start using the program either from the desktop or
start menu.
- We suggest that you delete any shortcuts to the
program and keep this program hidden in a safe place where no one else other then you can
access it. This will give you better security, you may copy the exe file of the program
and keep it on a floppy in a safe place, to get maximum security for your computer.
- You may Uninstall the program if you encounter any
problems from the add and remove program from the control panel. It will automatically
also remove all the security settings.
Program Description
Dr.Salman's Windows Security Toolkit is an excellent security tool
developed for Windows environment which can come in real handy. By Combining the power of
security tools and Win32 API calls to Map a secure Environment for Windows it acts as a
total security solution.
The Programs Main Menu is Divided into Six parts or sections,each
one with its own security features
- Control Panel Section
- Desktop and Start Menu Section
- Network Security Section (Anti-Hacking Tools)
- I.E. and Applications Section
- System Security Section (S.S.S.)
- Registration Form
Note-In the following paragraphs,the term
Administrator means the person having access to this software and the word user means any
person using the computer on which this software has been installed but does not has
access to this software.
- Control Panel Section
: This section deals with over 18 settings involving the control panel .They are
- Restrict Access to Passwords
Settings This setting allows the Administrator(the person having
access to this software),to restrict other users from viewing ,modifying deleting or
adding new passwords to the passwords settings from the Control Panel.If any one tries to
use the passwords settings from the control panel,a warning message will appear,telling
the user that the system administrator ,i.e. the person using this software has not
authorized the user to access these settings.
- Restrict Access to Network Settings This setting allows the Administrator to restrict users from Accessing
or modifying ,either accidentally or purposefully the Network settings of the Windows
Control Panel.
- Restrict Access to Display Settings This Setting allows the Administrator to Restrict Users from Accessing
the Display settings and to prevent them from modifying them.That is to restrict users
from changing the Appearance,Desktop Background,Plus,Display Card ,Monitor
settings,resolution and color management schemes.
- Restrict Access to Device Manager This is a very useful option which if activated
does not allows users to access the device manager through the system settings and thus
avoids any accidental damage or corruption to the system which might occur if this setting
is modified by inexperience hands.
If your PC is used by not only you but also by other family members or friends or
colleagues ,who you think might corrupt your system then this setting is best for you.
- Restrict Access to Hardware Profiles
The settings when enabled hides the Hardware Profiles
page from the System icon on the Control Panel.
- Restrict Access to Virtual Memory Setting
The settings when enabled hides the Virtual Memory
Button from the System icon on the Control Panel.
- Restrict Access to File System Setting
The settings when enabled hides the File System Button
from the System icon on the Control Panel.
- Restrict Access to Printer Setting
This option disables access to the Printers icon in
control panel, therefore stopping users from changing Printer settings
- Restrict User from adding Printer
Any user can add a new printer their system, this
option once enabled disables the addition of new printers to the computer.
- Restrict User from deleting Printer
Printers can be deleted simply by any user pressing the
delete key, enabling this setting stops users from being able to delete printers
- Hide Printers General and Details Pages
This option hides the printer details and general
printer information pages. Once enabled this option stops users from changing specific
printer settings.
- Hide System Settings Control Panel
This option hides the System Settings Icon from the
control panel
- Restrict Access to Modem Settings
This option hides the Modem Settings Icon from the
control panel
- Restrict Access to Regional Settings
This option hides the Regional Settings Icon from the
control panel
- Restrict Access to Internet Settings
This option hides the Internet Settings Icon from the
control panel
- Restrict Access to Multimedia Settings
This option hides the Multimedia Settings Icon from the
control panel
- Restrict Access to Add/Remove Programs
This option hides the Add/remove Settings Icon from the
control panel
- Restrict Access to Power Management
This option hides the Power Management Settings Icon
from the control panel
Desktop Security Section
This section deals with settings involving the Desktop and the Start Menu They are
- Hide All items on the desktop.
This setting can hide all items presently located on the desktop.Use this setting if you
have given your kids access to the Computer and you think they might change or damage any
desktop settings you might not want them to.
- Remove Favorites Folder from the
Start Menu. This setting hides the Favorites Folder from the start
menu ,so that small kids don't have direct access to any of their parents favorite
WebPages ,documents or other items ,which the kids are not allowed to view or modify.
- Remove Documents Folder from the
Start Menu. This setting hides the Documents Folder from the start
menu.
- Hide the task bar settings from the
Start Menu. This setting hides the Task Bar settings from the start
menu.
- Remove Find Command from the Start
Menu. This setting hides the Find Command from the start menu.
- Restrict changes to enabled Active
Desktop. This tweak allows you to have
Active Desktop enabled, but to restrict any changes to the settings.
- Disable use of Active Desktop Feature. This tweak will disable the use
of the Active Desktop feature.
- Clear the recent Documents when Windows
Exits. This
tweak will clear the list of recent documents on the Start Menu when Windows exits
- Disable Modification of Start Menu. Normally users are able to
right-click on the Start Menu and modify it using the context menu. This option give you
the ability to disable this function.
- Remove the Run Command from the Start
Menu. Removes
the user's ability to start applications or processes from the Start menu by removing the
option completely
- Remove the Folders from the Start Menu. Removes the Control Panel and
Printers folders from the Settings menu. Note: Removing the Taskbar, Control Panel, and
Printer folders causes the Settings menu to be removed completely
- Remove the Help Option from the Start
Menu. This
tweak hides the Help option on the Start Menu. (Windows
2000 only)
Network Security
Section This section deals with advanced settings involving the
Network.They are
- Disable File Sharing over the
network.This powerful feature has Windows NT power .It limits access
of files on a computer from other users trying to access the files from outside .i.e over
a network.It also restricts Hackers from entering your system
while you go online on the internet by forming a data Non-Access Fire Wall and thus keeps
the computer secure from the outside world.
- Disable Printer Sharing over the
network. This setting allows the administrator to choose whether he
wishes to allow others access to his printer or not over the network.
- Hide Shared Passwords With Asterisk. Windows by default shows any shared passwords.This settings hides
them so that no third party can view them.
- Disable Save Password Option in
DUN-NT. When you dial a phonebook entry in Dial-Up Networking (DUN) in Windows NT, you
can use the 'Save Password' option so that your DUN password is cached and you will not
need to enter it on successive dial attempts.
- Don't display Username on logging in
NT. Enabling
this key will blank the username box on the logon screen. Preventing people that are
logging on from knowing the last user on the system.
- Disable Caching of NT Domain Password.
Enabling this setting, disables the caching of the NT domain
password, and therefore it will need to be re-entered to access additional domain
resources.
- Hide Workgroup Content from Network
Neighborhood.Enabling this option, hides all Workgroup content from being
displayed in Network Neighborhood.
- Remove Entire Network from Network
Neighborhood Entire Network is an option under Network Neighborhood that allows users to see
all the Workgroup and Domains on the network. Entire Network can be disabled, so users are
confined to their own Workgroup or Domain.
- Fix DHCP Security Bug in Windows
9x/NT/2000 to stop hackers from accessing your system
The ICMP Router Discovery Protocol (IRDP) comes enabled by
default on DHCP clients that are running Microsoft Windows 9x/2000 machines. By spoofing
IRDP Router Advertisements, an attacker can remotely add default route entries on a remote
system
- Hacker Guard - Disables Hackers from
using a modem to access the Internal Network.
It's possible for users to setup a modem on a Windows machine, and by using Dial-up
Networking allow callers to connect to the internal network. Especially in a corporate
environment this can cause a major security risk
I.E. and Applications Security
Section This section deals with advanced settings involving the
Internet Explorer and DOS :
- Disable MS-DOS mode in windows.
This setting does not allow the user to access the Dos mode,or to use any commands
or programs that use a dos based driver to run.including all the games which use DOS4GW
driver.
- Disable use of real mode Dos Applications This setting allows you to
disable the use of real mode DOS applications from within the Windows shell
- Internet Explorer Section(I.E. 5.0 and
5.5)
- Reset the Content Advisor and Ratings
Password If you've forgotten the Internet Explorer content advisor password
and want to change the ratings settings then follow these instructions to change the
settings back to their defaults.
- Disable Internet Explorer Content and
Ratings Advisor. This setting allows you to disable the Internet Explorer Content and
Ratings Advisor
- Restrict User from changing Internet
Explorer Advanced Settings This setting allows you to disable the Internet Explorer
Advanced options in control panel's Internet Applet.
- Restrict User from Accessing your personal
profiles in Internet Explorer This setting allows you to restrict access to the personal profiles
button in the Internet Explorer
- Restrict User from Accessing Information
from your Internet Explorer Wallet This
setting allows you to restrict access to the Wallet Feature provided in Internet Explorer
which stores your credit cards and shopping information.
- System Security Section
This section deals with advanced settings involving Windows as a whole.
- Disable ability to run registry editing
tools. The Windows Registry is a database
which contains all the information about your computer. Modifications of the registry can
be made by tools such as regedit.exe which can be very dangerous in hands of users other
than highly advanced programmers and can cause serious computer failures in such hands.
This setting disables the ability to run the registry editing tools Regedit.exe or
Regedt32.exe interactively
- Disable Windows Password caching ability.
Normally Windows caches a copy of the users password on
the local system to allow for additional automation, this leads to a possible security
threat on some systems. Disabling caching means the users passwords are not cached
locally. This setting also removes the second Windows password screen and also remove the
possibility of networks passwords to get out of sync.
- Restrict access to event logs in
Windows NT and 2000. The Windows NT event log contains records documenting application,
security and system events taking place on the machine. These logs can contain sensitive
data, and by default, the Guest account has access to view them. This tweak allows you to
restrict access to administrators and system accounts only.
- Disable use of Windows Hot Keys This tweak disables
the use of Windows hotkeys, but it requires restart to apply or to remove.
The final section is the registration form, if you wish to
purchase the program please visit www.dmisoftware.com/register.htm
to get your serial number. Once you receive the code please place it in the box provided
in the registration section of the program and click the register me button. This will
register your copy.
If you require any assistance please visit
us online at www.dmisoftware.com
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