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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 1116762" data-attributes="member: 32260">ConfigureDefender allows applying hundreds of different setups. Protection Levels (DEFAULT, HIGH, INTERACTIVE, MAX) are only starting points for many custom setups (most users apply custom settings).Furthermore, when INTERACTIVE setup is applied in ConfigureDefender, it does not mean that others are OFF. For example, the applied restrictions are almost identical to the HIGH setup. Only the alerts are different. The meaning of Protection Levels (DEFAULT, HIGH, INTERACTIVE, MAX) cannot be described by simple ON/OFF events. The same is true for several Setting Profiles available in Hard_Configurator:[ATTACH=full]287371[/ATTACH]Use the Recommended Settings for a few months to see how they work. If those settings will work well, you may add gradually a few more restrictions if necessary. When adding restrictions, please read the info included in the Hard_Configurator manual and help files. Additional restrictions can make the setup less usable.Many users may have problems learning Hard_Configurator - it is a complex application that helps secure family computers at home (as well as home businesses). It should be used by advanced users (home administrators).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 1116762, member: 32260"] ConfigureDefender allows applying hundreds of different setups. Protection Levels (DEFAULT, HIGH, INTERACTIVE, MAX) are only starting points for many custom setups (most users apply custom settings). Furthermore, when INTERACTIVE setup is applied in ConfigureDefender, it does not mean that others are OFF. For example, the applied restrictions are almost identical to the HIGH setup. Only the alerts are different. The meaning of Protection Levels (DEFAULT, HIGH, INTERACTIVE, MAX) cannot be described by simple ON/OFF events. The same is true for several Setting Profiles available in Hard_Configurator: [ATTACH type="full" width="346px" alt="1738535245481.png"]287371[/ATTACH] Use the Recommended Settings for a few months to see how they work. If those settings will work well, you may add gradually a few more restrictions if necessary. When adding restrictions, please read the info included in the Hard_Configurator manual and help files. Additional restrictions can make the setup less usable. Many users may have problems learning Hard_Configurator - it is a complex application that helps secure family computers at home (as well as home businesses). It should be used by advanced users (home administrators). [/QUOTE]

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