PC Access Control For Parents
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PC Access Control for Parents
Overview
Are you looking to manage how much time your child spends online or on the computer? Do you want to control the use of devices like USB drives and iPods on your Windows system? Want to ensure only approved applications are run? PC Access Control software can assist you.
This guide will show you how to take charge of your computer using helpful free or paid software that combines simplicity, power, and flexibility.
Key Software Solutions
Windows Security Officer
Windows Security Officer by 1SecurityCenter allows you to protect and fully manage access to your personal computer. It provides administrative tools to control who can access your PC and what they can do. You can restrict access to Control Panel features including Display, Network, Passwords, Printer, and System.
User Time Control
User Time Control lets you specify when and for how long the computer can be used. You can designate certain users to have unrestricted access. This is ideal if you’re worried about your child spending too much time online or playing games, or if you want to prevent PC use when you’re not around.
MobileGov Device Checker
MobileGov Device Checker manages the use of external and internal devices like USB drives and iPods on Windows systems. Unlike competitors that block by device type, it identifies specific devices for greater control.
Public PC Desktop
Public PC Desktop allows you to transform your PC into a public access terminal. Users can access certain programs, but other functionalities are disabled. You can create user lists, set passwords, and impose restrictions on keyboard keys, browser options, and websites. In kiosk mode, only shortcuts to approved programs and websites are visible on the desktop.
These software solutions provide a scalable, customizable, and easy-to-use approach for your home, allowing you to control PC access on your terms.
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