Different Versions of Winforcer

WinForcer is a top of the line security software. The software prevents unauthorized users from running certain application, changing settings, or opening certain files and folders. WinForcer is very flexible and highly customizable; additionally its ease of use makes it far superior over other registry invasive utilities. With this program users can completely lock off their computer, disabling the control panel, desktop properties and even the start menu.

As any other software WinForcer has undergone modifications and upgrades over the years to keep it up to date and improve the software based on whatever consumer feedback they may have received. Over the past 2 years, four versions of WinForcer have been released, v 2.2, v 3, v 3.1 and v 3.2.

Version 2.2 was released on June 20th 2005. The update allowed the user to disable the right mouse click button. Version 3 was a relatively major update. Stealth mode was added; also the Launch Pad Feature was added to the client menu. Another change was that context menus for certain applications could be blocked. This update was released on Sep 2, 2005. Update v 3.1 was released on April 26th 2007. This update added the silent start feature, this prevented other users from knowing which software was restricting their access, making it even harder for anyone to try and find a way to bypass it. Finally v 3.2 released on Aug 15th 2007 fixed some minor bugs regarding rebooting of the computer and the End Session button. Also users can now customize the hotkey that opens up WinForcer.

As can be seen WinForcer releases periodical updates that look to further improve on the existing application and remove whatever bugs might be present in the application. The regular updates means clients can be rest assured that once they buy WinForcer they’re protection is guaranteed for a long time.