Program Protector

Program Protector - Protect programs with passwords

Program Protector is a tool that helps you protect the programs and software contained in your computer with a very safe and reliable password. With this tool, you can set a password for any software or program that you do not want to be used and uninstalled by others. Only someone who knows the password can do this with the software or program on your computer.

Program Protector has a simple interface, friendly and very easy to use.

Using the Program Protector tool, you can do the following:

1. Set password protection:

- To set a password for any program, click the Protect Program button to open the Protect Program dialog box.

- Next, in the Select filename of the Program , click the Browse . button to select the program to be protected. You can also drag and drop * .exe files or program shortcuts from the Start Menu or Windows Explorer into the Specify filename of the Program box .

- Then, you enter the password to protect the program in two boxes Enter password & Confirm password in the Specify Password section .

- Finally, you click on the Protect Program button is done.

2. Remove password:

- To remove password protection for a certain program, click the program name in the Program Title list.

- Next, click on the 'Unprotect Program' button to open the Unprotect Program dialog box.

- Next, enter the password of the program protection in the 'Enter password' box in the Unprotect Program dialog box.

- Finally, click the Unprotect Program button to remove the password for the program you have chosen.

3. Change password:

- If you want to change the password protection for a certain program, click the program name in the Program Title list.

- Next, click the Change Password button to open the Change Password dialog box.

- Next, enter the current password in the Enter old password box and enter the new password in the two Enter new password & Confirm password boxes.

- Finally, click the Change Password button to accept the changes.