File Details |
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| File Size | 0.4 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows XP |
| Date Added | September 20, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 3,895 |
| Publisher | DG-DEV |
| Homepage | Station Lock XP |
Publisher's Description
Station Lock XP will protect your PC from anyone physically accessing you're computer while you're not there by locking it.
Latest Reviews
chrisi72 reviewed v0.1.0.17 Beta on May 19, 2006
This app is very useful. The problem is that the standard lock feature gets deactivated by some multimedia players/webcam drivers. So if you install such a piece of software, your account will never gets locked. If you activate it, the next update will deactivate it again...
-Viper- reviewed v0.1.0.17 Beta on Oct 9, 2005
This post is for cyber guy... your a moron for down playing this program cause of 'Win-L' because apparently you dont realize not all computers come with a windows key. My laptop (IBM Thinkpad R51) does not have one and this is just the program I was looking for. Just cause your not the user that this program was intended for doesn't mean this is a sucky program.
JPeg87 reviewed v0.1.0.17 Beta on Sep 20, 2005
The best non-Windows-integrated station lock program ever!
This program is freeware, unlike all of the others. It has a nice fading effect while going into locked mode. It can check for updates! This beta is better than all other shareware apps!
Good job!
cyberguy reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Agreed. This program is totally redundant. The built-in "Win+L" does everything this does.
If you want workstation security, set up your user account to use passwords. You don't need yet another app to do it.
davegoodson reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Im not been disrespecful (if thats spelt right! lol) But to all you whiners and moaners... Please think before typing. SLXP isn't the best lock out there i know lol so please stop been biased. One thing i noticed about Windows lock is if i am listening to music.. It stops? Some ppl dont want to edit there user account system on XP (like me). Most of the whiners have said that windows XP has this function bult in. Yep it does but does that stop you from having your own custom lock? (which im planing for a later version!) Where you can edit the style? (some ppl will not think much of it but some people do!) I thank all the people that are supporting this program! Your a great bunch of users! :D I am thinking of setting up a fourm (because i would really really like to hear from the users and hear what they want! because that what the program in the end is for, the users!)
Thanks hell of alot! Dave Goodson
oufc_gav reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
"With Station Lock XP, current applications that are running are left running, while still keeping your system locked with security."
Music keeps playing, downloads keep downloading, background tasks keep running, etc, etc, etc..."
Er...locking the pc using 2000, XP, 2003 leaves all processes running in standard Windows.
CrimsonReLLiK reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Sure It can be done in windows xp.
But what you all are missing out on is the reason this program exists:
"With Station Lock XP, current applications that are running are left running, while still keeping your system locked with security."
Music keeps playing, downloads keep downloading, background tasks keep running, etc, etc, etc...
I noticed there are so many whiners out there that see a program that does something that XP can do, and instantly discredit it without seeing it's alternate purposes or intentions for even being made!
voyager4383 reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Well, I gotta say that I like the idea behind this program. It does add additional security to my account, and I like that. Even though I could just use the windows welcome screen...I have been wanting to have a quick access lock-out ability while inside my user account. This one works fine, and it has the ability to log all attempts to access my account...I like that function, and windows doesn't have that (at least to my knowledge, there could be some setting or log file somewhere, but windows doesn't make it simple to find, like this program does.)
And now for the bad news. This is obviously a beta program, it has disabled buttons for future functions that aren't in the program just yet, and some of the supposedly active features are puking up error codes. Yes, it is rather redundant in the fact that you already have most of these options in the welcome screen in windows, but some people (such as myself) do not like using the welcome screen.
Overall, it's an ok program, with ok features. If you like the windows welcome screen, I suggest just using that. Otherwise, this program should suit your needs fine (once all of the wrinkles in the program have been ironed out!)
The MAZZTer reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 12, 2005
Pointless.
Just press WIN+L.
Using Fast User Switching? Disable the Guest account and password protect the rest.
Want to keep people from rebooting into your computer via Safe Mode? Password protect the Administrator account via net.exe at the command prompt. You can do the same to Guest if you'd like.
Want to keep people from booting from a CD, floppy, or USB key? Hold DEL or F1 (varies by machine, RTFM for your motherboard) on boot to access the bios and set a boot password.
I fail to understand why this tool would be of any use to anyone.
stephen_d_hill reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 12, 2005
If you add a password to your WinXP account it will protect your personal "document and settings" directory for you. If you want proper security use limited accounts.
chrisi72 reviewed v0.1.0.17 Beta on May 19, 2006
This app is very useful. The problem is that the standard lock feature gets deactivated by some multimedia players/webcam drivers. So if you install such a piece of software, your account will never gets locked. If you activate it, the next update will deactivate it again...
-Viper- reviewed v0.1.0.17 Beta on Oct 9, 2005
This post is for cyber guy... your a moron for down playing this program cause of 'Win-L' because apparently you dont realize not all computers come with a windows key. My laptop (IBM Thinkpad R51) does not have one and this is just the program I was looking for. Just cause your not the user that this program was intended for doesn't mean this is a sucky program.
JPeg87 reviewed v0.1.0.17 Beta on Sep 20, 2005
The best non-Windows-integrated station lock program ever!
This program is freeware, unlike all of the others. It has a nice fading effect while going into locked mode. It can check for updates! This beta is better than all other shareware apps!
Good job!
cyberguy reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Agreed. This program is totally redundant. The built-in "Win+L" does everything this does.
If you want workstation security, set up your user account to use passwords. You don't need yet another app to do it.
davegoodson reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Im not been disrespecful (if thats spelt right! lol) But to all you whiners and moaners... Please think before typing. SLXP isn't the best lock out there i know lol so please stop been biased. One thing i noticed about Windows lock is if i am listening to music.. It stops? Some ppl dont want to edit there user account system on XP (like me). Most of the whiners have said that windows XP has this function bult in. Yep it does but does that stop you from having your own custom lock? (which im planing for a later version!) Where you can edit the style? (some ppl will not think much of it but some people do!) I thank all the people that are supporting this program! Your a great bunch of users! :D I am thinking of setting up a fourm (because i would really really like to hear from the users and hear what they want! because that what the program in the end is for, the users!)
Thanks hell of alot! Dave Goodson
oufc_gav reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
"With Station Lock XP, current applications that are running are left running, while still keeping your system locked with security."
Music keeps playing, downloads keep downloading, background tasks keep running, etc, etc, etc..."
Er...locking the pc using 2000, XP, 2003 leaves all processes running in standard Windows.
CrimsonReLLiK reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Sure It can be done in windows xp.
But what you all are missing out on is the reason this program exists:
"With Station Lock XP, current applications that are running are left running, while still keeping your system locked with security."
Music keeps playing, downloads keep downloading, background tasks keep running, etc, etc, etc...
I noticed there are so many whiners out there that see a program that does something that XP can do, and instantly discredit it without seeing it's alternate purposes or intentions for even being made!
voyager4383 reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 13, 2005
Well, I gotta say that I like the idea behind this program. It does add additional security to my account, and I like that. Even though I could just use the windows welcome screen...I have been wanting to have a quick access lock-out ability while inside my user account. This one works fine, and it has the ability to log all attempts to access my account...I like that function, and windows doesn't have that (at least to my knowledge, there could be some setting or log file somewhere, but windows doesn't make it simple to find, like this program does.)
And now for the bad news. This is obviously a beta program, it has disabled buttons for future functions that aren't in the program just yet, and some of the supposedly active features are puking up error codes. Yes, it is rather redundant in the fact that you already have most of these options in the welcome screen in windows, but some people (such as myself) do not like using the welcome screen.
Overall, it's an ok program, with ok features. If you like the windows welcome screen, I suggest just using that. Otherwise, this program should suit your needs fine (once all of the wrinkles in the program have been ironed out!)
The MAZZTer reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 12, 2005
Pointless.
Just press WIN+L.
Using Fast User Switching? Disable the Guest account and password protect the rest.
Want to keep people from rebooting into your computer via Safe Mode? Password protect the Administrator account via net.exe at the command prompt. You can do the same to Guest if you'd like.
Want to keep people from booting from a CD, floppy, or USB key? Hold DEL or F1 (varies by machine, RTFM for your motherboard) on boot to access the bios and set a boot password.
I fail to understand why this tool would be of any use to anyone.
stephen_d_hill reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 12, 2005
If you add a password to your WinXP account it will protect your personal "document and settings" directory for you. If you want proper security use limited accounts.
PC_Tool reviewed v0.1.0.15 Beta on Sep 12, 2005
Err..?
WinKey + L ???
csb.milky reviewed v0.0.0.82 Beta on Mar 21, 2005
It would be nice if it would lock CD/DVD-drives while PC is locked.
PicAFlic reviewed v0.0.0.82 Beta on Mar 20, 2005
I LOVE IT! I tried the trial version of Lock My PC. It was just as good. But, it wasn't for FREE! I highly recommend this to EVERYONE!!!!