The main features of the program are:
- Take control of your PC.
- Make Windows to run faster and more secure.
- Protect your privacy and strength Internet protection.
- Disable Spyware-like activities of Windows XP (also 2000&ME&98) Operating System, Media Player, Internet Explorer and Outlook.
- Disable unnecessary Windows services like System updates, error reporting and much more...
- Prevent Internet attacks.
- It does not need any DLL or another file(s). It is just a single "EXE" file: SafeXP.exe
- No installation necessary.
System Requirements
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Compatibility
Safe XP has been successfully tested and developed under Windows 98 and XP.
It also works under all versions of Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP and 2003.
Command Line
Safe XP allows working with command line parameters now. It could be helpful if you use SafeXP in any network environment.
Syntax for execution from the command line is as follows:
SafeXP.exe <configuration-file>
where <configuration-file> is the name of the previously saved file.
Example:
SafeXP c:\safexp\safexp.dat
This will start Safe XP in minimized (invisible mode), load values from c:\safexp\safexp.dat. Then it will apply values into the running/calling workstation. After execution program will be closed automatically.
In network (domain) environment, you can copy both SafeXP.exe and (for instance) SafeXP.dat files to the Netlogon share to load your predefined Safe XP settings silently to every workstation which is connected to the network.
The command-line parameter is optional. If no parameter is specified, the program will start normally.
What's New
Version 1.4.3.5 - March 5, 2004
- Many improvements in the Improving Active Scripting (arbitrary commands) security issues like:
- Eliminated ADODB vulnerability.
- Optimized protection of vulnerability of HTML-applications (.HTA) and MHTML.
- Added translations: Spanish.
- Special thanks to Manuel for the Spanish Translations.
- Improved reading / writing binary data from registry.
- Some minor bugs fixed.
Version 1.4.2.1 - February 1, 2004
- Added the ability to save and restore settings to/from the file. The created file that can easily be loaded by System Administrators to the other machines in the Network/Domain later.
- Added command line mode.
- Added translations: French, Turkish.
- Special thanks to the hard work of Olivier JACQUES for the French Translations.
- Added an option to disable RPC Locator service.
- Added an option to enable Windows File Protection.
- Added an option for deleting temporary internet files when the browser is closed.
- Added an option to read messages as plain text in the MS Office XP section.
- Added an option to block attached some kind of files in Outlook.
- Added an option for removing username from the Start menu.
- Added an option to stop recording user tracking information.
- Added an option for removing pinned program list from the Start menu.
- Added an option for removing shared documents folder in the Network section.
- Optimized disabling automatic codec downloads.
- Fixed slow loading of Outlook Express when Messenger is disabled or deleted.
- Fixed "Hide Computer from the Browser List" option to work for Windows 2000 Server computers.
- Modified method for checking for Internet Explorer updates on microsoft.com.
- Made minor cosmetic changes.
Version 1.03.12.27 - December 27, 2003
- Added Status bar with short help when the user moves mouse over the options.
- Redesigned the behaviour of disabling DCOM support.
- Many improvements in the Improving Active Scripting (arbitrary commands) security issues like:
- Eliminated Activex bug which is found in the Internet Explorer and Adobe Browser Utility (Adobe SVG Viewer).
- Added protection of vulnerability of HTML-applications (.HTA) and MHTML.
- Added an option to disable Java JIT compiler in the Internet Explorer.
- Enhanced the TCP/IP Stack Security to Protect Against Denial of Service Attacks.
- Help file updated.
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