Child Control 2013

5.0 stars

"the perfect porn filter"

July 24, 2011  |   By 200nick

Version: Child Control 2013 11.253

Pros

The best porn filter ever, easy to configure, kids cannot uninstall . also yourself become in a discipline person, cannot be in the internet for long hours, also you can add more bad words, never slow your internet.

Cons

nothing, this is one of the best to a safe internet, its worth it

Summary

deserve more points

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5.0 stars

"useful"

September 2, 2010  |   By aiongold5

Version: Child Control 2013 10.399

Summary

This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
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4.0 stars

"Good, but how would parents get the computer to start"

February 15, 2010  |   By Darkfire21

Version: Child Control 2013 10.325

Pros

Blocks access good

Cons

Parents cannot get back on until the time is back up.

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1.0 stars

"Good Idea - But HORRIBLE Program - Totally DESTROYED my computer! STAY AWAY"

June 6, 2008  |  

Version: Child Control 2013 9.950

Pros

Great Concept

Cons

The program literally DESTROYS your machine. It conflicts with every aspect of your computer. It gets so bad that you have to end up re-installing your operating system. I re-installed my Operating System and purchased Child Timer. Never had any problems with it.

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5.0 stars

"Excellent !"

January 15, 2008  |   By rlara1

Version: Child Control 2013 9.670

Pros

The software have many options to choice, and it´s very easy to use

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1.0 stars

"Child Control 2007 CRASHED and LOCKED my system! Beware!"

September 29, 2007  |   By kimanjo

Version: Child Control 2013 9.601

Pros

Well, it looked okay when I first downloaded the trial version, BUT...within an hour of customizing the program it totally shut down my system and locked it. I couldn't even get into Safe Mode to open it back up!

I am running Windows XP and my husband got into the hard rive and uninstalled the software program--to now avail. Then, he did some other thing with F8 and got into Safe enough to boot up the system, but it keeps shutting the system down again.

I am guessing--at this point--that there is a software conflict and when it lokcs the system at the preset times, it REALLY locks the system. We uninstalled the software but I am going to re-install it (fingers crossed) and change the times on the users so that everyone defualts to the original settings. For some inutitive reason I suspect that the times I adjusted for my users are "stuck" into my XP system--even while the software is removed--and they will not unlock until I reset them with the software.

Bigget problem is that this company is in Germany and you can't just get on the 'phone and start calling tech support!

Cons

BEWARE ! ...within an hour of customizing the program it totally shut down my system and locked it. I couldn't even get into Safe Mode to open it back up!

I am running Windows XP and my husband got into the hard drive and uninstalled the software program--to now avail. Then, he did some other thing with F8 and got into Safe enough to boot up the system, but it keeps shutting the system down again.

I am guessing--at this point--that there is a software conflict and when it locks the system at the preset times, it REALLY locks the system. We uninstalled the software but I am going to re-install it (fingers crossed) and change the times on the users so that everyone defaults to the original settings. For some inutitive reason I suspect that the times I adjusted for my users are "stuck" intmy XP system--even while the software is removed--and they will not unlock until I reset them with the software.

Bigget problem is that this company is in Germany and you can't just get on the 'phone and start calling tech support!

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5.0 stars

"Best child safety Software I have ever seen"

July 9, 2007  |   By lpinto100

Version: Child Control 2013 9.455

Pros

Had a problem loading the software and was amazed at the quality of service for a trail usage which is better that what you get for most software that you have paid for.

If you have kids and want to keep them protected, this is the best you can buy . Amazing features and options and quite complete.

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5.0 stars

"Really great time management"

June 15, 2007  |   By Steve73da

Version: Child Control 2013 9.434

Pros

setting time limits for programs and websites

(thats really cool, no more youtube.com the whole day)

the first program I have seen, which doesn't allow safe boot

Cons

Only in English and German available (I would like a french version)

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1.0 stars

"A great program... that just doesn't work."

May 3, 2007  |   By ale_jrb

Version: Child Control 2013 9.39

Pros

The idea for this program is great - it does what Windows Vista does, combined with what various third party filters do, and then does a bit more!

The interface, while a little complex at times, is quite intuitive, and if you read the help file, it is easy to understand. It has loads of features, that all work well with each other, and this program SHOULD have got a four of five star rating...

Cons

... however, it got one star from me. Why? It just doesn't work. Not in that it doesn't do what it's meant to - as far as I could tell, it was working. The problem was - I couldn't see very far, as the program KEPT CRASHING.

I first installed it on my Windows XP machine. I've tried a number of programs like this, and often recommend them to clients, and I thought this one might become the top of my recommended list. I fired up the program, and it seemed to be working! It detected all the user accounts, and enabled me to set up settings for them. It was all very neat.

I closed it to the system tray to test the web filter. I opened up IE and it blocked my homepage as expected. Then stopped. As it wasn't doing it anymore, I opened up the settings box to try and see what was going on. No luck - the box wouldn't event open. I closed it and opened it a few times... it decided to terminate svhost.exe without my permission and Windows restarted itself, before rebooting telling me that 'This error was caused by software you recently installed. We strongly recommend you uninstall this software.' Oh dear! I decided it probably wasn't worth it - that can't happen to a client even once, seriously - so I went into the control panel to uninstall it.

The uninstall panel opened and asked me for my password. I gave it, and it loaded the install program... and crashed. It terminated explorer.exxe, which Windows restarted for me, then WinLogon.exe, which made Windows stop responding... then svhost.exe again, so Windows restarted again. This was repeated twice more, just to see if has any effect, before I was forced to boot to safe mode, just to get rid of it.

From there, I noticed that you don't require a password when uninstalling from safe mode, so that's an easy security measure to bypass.

Oddly enough, it never reached my Vista PC. All in all, very disappointed. I would advise against installing it if you do not know how to deal with error such as this - just in case it happens to you.

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4.0 stars

"Very good but..."

April 27, 2007  |   By wisedriver

Version: Child Control 2013 9.328

Pros

This has done a very good job of PC time on/off, internet time on/off. Easy to set up and use. I use ZoneAlarm for filtering. A lot of people seem to have poor experiences with this program. I haven't but...

Cons

...but the time control feature (my main reason for purchase) seems to be failing. This MUST be a fault of my PC because another excellent product, ComputerTime, also failed after some time. That company did not know the reason for the failure and couldn't help me correct it. This company, too, hasn't been able to help me fix the problem. Extremely frustrating.

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Child Control 2013

5.0 stars

"the perfect porn filter"

July 24, 2011  |   By 200nick

Version: Child Control 2013 11.253

Pros

The best porn filter ever, easy to configure, kids cannot uninstall . also yourself become in a discipline person, cannot be in the internet for long hours, also you can add more bad words, never slow your internet.

Cons

nothing, this is one of the best to a safe internet, its worth it

Summary

deserve more points

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5.0 stars

"useful"

September 2, 2010  |   By aiongold5

Version: Child Control 2013 10.399

Summary

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I think this is very useful for me ,thank u very much !

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4.0 stars

"Good, but how would parents get the computer to start"

February 15, 2010  |   By Darkfire21

Version: Child Control 2013 10.325

Pros

Blocks access good

Cons

Parents cannot get back on until the time is back up.

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1.0 stars

"Good Idea - But HORRIBLE Program - Totally DESTROYED my computer! STAY AWAY"

June 6, 2008  |  

Version: Child Control 2013 9.950

Pros

Great Concept

Cons

The program literally DESTROYS your machine. It conflicts with every aspect of your computer. It gets so bad that you have to end up re-installing your operating system. I re-installed my Operating System and purchased Child Timer. Never had any problems with it.

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5.0 stars

"Excellent !"

January 15, 2008  |   By rlara1

Version: Child Control 2013 9.670

Pros

The software have many options to choice, and it´s very easy to use

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1.0 stars

"Child Control 2007 CRASHED and LOCKED my system! Beware!"

September 29, 2007  |   By kimanjo

Version: Child Control 2013 9.601

Pros

Well, it looked okay when I first downloaded the trial version, BUT...within an hour of customizing the program it totally shut down my system and locked it. I couldn't even get into Safe Mode to open it back up!

I am running Windows XP and my husband got into the hard rive and uninstalled the software program--to now avail. Then, he did some other thing with F8 and got into Safe enough to boot up the system, but it keeps shutting the system down again.

I am guessing--at this point--that there is a software conflict and when it lokcs the system at the preset times, it REALLY locks the system. We uninstalled the software but I am going to re-install it (fingers crossed) and change the times on the users so that everyone defualts to the original settings. For some inutitive reason I suspect that the times I adjusted for my users are "stuck" into my XP system--even while the software is removed--and they will not unlock until I reset them with the software.

Bigget problem is that this company is in Germany and you can't just get on the 'phone and start calling tech support!

Cons

BEWARE ! ...within an hour of customizing the program it totally shut down my system and locked it. I couldn't even get into Safe Mode to open it back up!

I am running Windows XP and my husband got into the hard drive and uninstalled the software program--to now avail. Then, he did some other thing with F8 and got into Safe enough to boot up the system, but it keeps shutting the system down again.

I am guessing--at this point--that there is a software conflict and when it locks the system at the preset times, it REALLY locks the system. We uninstalled the software but I am going to re-install it (fingers crossed) and change the times on the users so that everyone defaults to the original settings. For some inutitive reason I suspect that the times I adjusted for my users are "stuck" intmy XP system--even while the software is removed--and they will not unlock until I reset them with the software.

Bigget problem is that this company is in Germany and you can't just get on the 'phone and start calling tech support!

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5.0 stars

"Best child safety Software I have ever seen"

July 9, 2007  |   By lpinto100

Version: Child Control 2013 9.455

Pros

Had a problem loading the software and was amazed at the quality of service for a trail usage which is better that what you get for most software that you have paid for.

If you have kids and want to keep them protected, this is the best you can buy . Amazing features and options and quite complete.

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5.0 stars

"Really great time management"

June 15, 2007  |   By Steve73da

Version: Child Control 2013 9.434

Pros

setting time limits for programs and websites

(thats really cool, no more youtube.com the whole day)

the first program I have seen, which doesn't allow safe boot

Cons

Only in English and German available (I would like a french version)

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1.0 stars

"A great program... that just doesn't work."

May 3, 2007  |   By ale_jrb

Version: Child Control 2013 9.39

Pros

The idea for this program is great - it does what Windows Vista does, combined with what various third party filters do, and then does a bit more!

The interface, while a little complex at times, is quite intuitive, and if you read the help file, it is easy to understand. It has loads of features, that all work well with each other, and this program SHOULD have got a four of five star rating...

Cons

... however, it got one star from me. Why? It just doesn't work. Not in that it doesn't do what it's meant to - as far as I could tell, it was working. The problem was - I couldn't see very far, as the program KEPT CRASHING.

I first installed it on my Windows XP machine. I've tried a number of programs like this, and often recommend them to clients, and I thought this one might become the top of my recommended list. I fired up the program, and it seemed to be working! It detected all the user accounts, and enabled me to set up settings for them. It was all very neat.

I closed it to the system tray to test the web filter. I opened up IE and it blocked my homepage as expected. Then stopped. As it wasn't doing it anymore, I opened up the settings box to try and see what was going on. No luck - the box wouldn't event open. I closed it and opened it a few times... it decided to terminate svhost.exe without my permission and Windows restarted itself, before rebooting telling me that 'This error was caused by software you recently installed. We strongly recommend you uninstall this software.' Oh dear! I decided it probably wasn't worth it - that can't happen to a client even once, seriously - so I went into the control panel to uninstall it.

The uninstall panel opened and asked me for my password. I gave it, and it loaded the install program... and crashed. It terminated explorer.exxe, which Windows restarted for me, then WinLogon.exe, which made Windows stop responding... then svhost.exe again, so Windows restarted again. This was repeated twice more, just to see if has any effect, before I was forced to boot to safe mode, just to get rid of it.

From there, I noticed that you don't require a password when uninstalling from safe mode, so that's an easy security measure to bypass.

Oddly enough, it never reached my Vista PC. All in all, very disappointed. I would advise against installing it if you do not know how to deal with error such as this - just in case it happens to you.

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4.0 stars

"Very good but..."

April 27, 2007  |   By wisedriver

Version: Child Control 2013 9.328

Pros

This has done a very good job of PC time on/off, internet time on/off. Easy to set up and use. I use ZoneAlarm for filtering. A lot of people seem to have poor experiences with this program. I haven't but...

Cons

...but the time control feature (my main reason for purchase) seems to be failing. This MUST be a fault of my PC because another excellent product, ComputerTime, also failed after some time. That company did not know the reason for the failure and couldn't help me correct it. This company, too, hasn't been able to help me fix the problem. Extremely frustrating.

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Windows Firewall Control

by: CNET staff on July 03, 2012

Recent versions of Windows pack some underrated security tools, such as the Windows Firewall, which compares favorably with quite a few better known firewalls and even plays nicely with many of them. Windows Firewall Control is a simple bit of freeware that extends the capabilities of the built-in Windows firewall controls. It adds icons and entries to the system tray, desktop, and other locations; adds shell integration in Explorer menus; and other options.

When installing Windows Firewall Control, you're presented with a small dialog containing a variety of check boxes for configuring how you access the program and how it starts. If you run the Windows Firewall at startup (and you ought to, if you run it at all) you can set Windows Firewall Control to run at startup, too. When we'd made our choices and finished the setup process, a small shield logo appeared in the notification area, also known as the system tray. The shield's color indicates Windows Firewall's filtering status; high, medium, low, and no filtering, for when the firewall is turned off. Clicking the icon opens the program's compact console, which offers tabs for Profiles, Options, Policies, Shortcuts, and About. The Profiles tab includes Windows Firewall's filtering slider, a button to access a detailed rules manager, and the ability to lock the current configuration. Among the options is the ability to enable Learning Mode and display notifications. We could also import and export policies.

The interface stays pinned to the corner and can't be dragged around, and you can't pin it open or specify always-on-top. The ability to keep the interface open would add to this tool's usefulness, which is certainly keeping with its mission to extend the functionality of the built-in Windows Firewall. If you use the Windows Firewall, try Windows Firewall Control.

Windows Firewall Control is a application developed to provide quick access to the most frequent options used from Windows Firewall. It sits in the system tray and allows user to control the Windows Firewall by navigating to the specific part of the Firewall. Options to enable or disable firewall, access Windows Firewall and its Advanced Security are all given in the system tray right-click context menu. It extends the default functionality of the native firewall by integrating the program into the context menu of the executable files and by showing to the user the notifications of outgoing blocked connections.

What's new in this version: Version 3.9.1.4 added support for selecting IGMP, IPv6 and GRE protocols in Properties dialog when a rule is configured.

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Windows Firewall Control

by: CNET staff on July 03, 2012

Recent versions of Windows pack some underrated security tools, such as the Windows Firewall, which compares favorably with quite a few better known firewalls and even plays nicely with many of them. Windows Firewall Control is a simple bit of freeware that extends the capabilities of the built-in Windows firewall controls. It adds icons and entries to the system tray, desktop, and other locations; adds shell integration in Explorer menus; and other options.

When installing Windows Firewall Control, you're presented with a small dialog containing a variety of check boxes for configuring how you access the program and how it starts. If you run the Windows Firewall at startup (and you ought to, if you run it at all) you can set Windows Firewall Control to run at startup, too. When we'd made our choices and finished the setup process, a small shield logo appeared in the notification area, also known as the system tray. The shield's color indicates Windows Firewall's filtering status; high, medium, low, and no filtering, for when the firewall is turned off. Clicking the icon opens the program's compact console, which offers tabs for Profiles, Options, Policies, Shortcuts, and About. The Profiles tab includes Windows Firewall's filtering slider, a button to access a detailed rules manager, and the ability to lock the current configuration. Among the options is the ability to enable Learning Mode and display notifications. We could also import and export policies.

The interface stays pinned to the corner and can't be dragged around, and you can't pin it open or specify always-on-top. The ability to keep the interface open would add to this tool's usefulness, which is certainly keeping with its mission to extend the functionality of the built-in Windows Firewall. If you use the Windows Firewall, try Windows Firewall Control.

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Windows Firewall Control is a application developed to provide quick access to the most frequent options used from Windows Firewall. It sits in the system tray and allows user to control the Windows Firewall by navigating to the specific part of the Firewall. Options to enable or disable firewall, access Windows Firewall and its Advanced Security are all given in the system tray right-click context menu. It extends the default functionality of the native firewall by integrating the program into the context menu of the executable files and by showing to the user the notifications of outgoing blocked connections.

What's new in this version: Version 3.9.1.0 has added an Advanced options tab for the Rules tab and various small code optimizations were made to increase the speed.

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"It's ok, but has problems"

December 17, 2012  |   By louiskuhelj

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.8

Pros

This is ok for managing your firewall rules,

Cons

but has one major problem in that the shellextension that gives you an option to use the program in windows explorer's context menu is buggy. It locks up the explorer when you have it enabled, so one of its selling points, that of being able to use it in the context menu in windows 7 is not a selling point to consider. Other than that, it seems pretty good. But you can do the same thing from the command line or with a batch file when it comes to the firewall part. It suffers from the same problems other applications have and that is trying to do too much and ending up doing one part half-assed.

Summary

I can take it or leave it. From a batch file, I can create inbound and outbound rules for an entire folder and I can pass it what folder I want done and all the sub-folders as well and I wrote a short program that can use that batch file to make it even simpler to accomplish what I want. So, when you want something quick and dirty without cluttering your system with a whole bunch of new junk, this is not the way to go. But if you are a noob, I guess it is better than nothing and the fancified gui is just fine for the novice, but the problem with the shell extension, will give a novice one heck of a headache that they won't know the source of. So, it is good and bad for the target market. The people that need this most are the ones that will have issues with the one bug in the program and they won't know what is causing it. Ain't it a *****.

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1.0 stars

"FIRST SOFTWARE which caused Windows 8 to have problems."

November 15, 2012  |   By DenverRick

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.7.2

Pros

I have no pros for this software - there is nothing good about it.

Cons

Lock up even a Windows 8 system.

Summary

IT SUCKS and you shouldn't even try it. OR, IN THE VERY LEAST, do a complete system restore ISO before you ever install this crap.

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1.0 stars

"Unable to install"

October 30, 2012  |   By edweglarz

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.7.0.5

Pros

Haven't a clue.

Cons

is not intuitively workable.

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1.0 stars

"please don't"

October 8, 2012  |   By kxian

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.7.0.3

Pros

none of the pros

Cons

all the cons

Summary

foolishly installed this, now i can't get rid of the damnable thing

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5.0 stars

"Windows Firewall Control - Tthe best one I've seen"

September 10, 2012  |   By chrisbotti

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.6

Pros

- Extends the configuration that is possible to set for Windows Firewall.
- Adds a lot of new functionality to Windows Firewall.
- Easy to use. Help not needed. Every setting is self explanatory.

Cons

This product is the best.

Summary

The new Learning Mode which offers the possibility to auto allow digitally signed without showing notifications makes this product closer to all modern firewalls.

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5.0 stars

"Outstanding work. WFC made me use Windows Firewall."

August 16, 2012  |   By chrisbotti

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.5.0.2

Pros

This program extends the default settings and posibilities of what you can do with the default Windows Firewall. Very easy to use and very simple and intuitive interface.

Technical support is great. I had a problem with my DPI settings and they released a test version the next day which solved my problem. Then, four days later, a new version came out, which included my fix.

I use WFC 3.5.0.2 on my Windows 8 RTM build 9200 and works great. I am glad that I don't need another firewall. With WFC installed, Windows Firewall gained super powers. :) I'm kidding. It is a great software.

Cons

None that I can think about.

Summary

Great job. Keep up the good work in improving of this software.

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2.0 stars

"poor, unable to install"

August 6, 2012  |   By mike spencer

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.5

Pros

unknown, won't install

Cons

repeatedly asks permission to install and then apparently fails to do so.

Summary

poor product

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5.0 stars

"Version 3.5 is the best version ever. Runs very smooth."

July 27, 2012  |   By chrisbotti

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.5

Pros

- You can control all aspects of Windows Firewall very easy.
- This tool is a must.
- From this version, Lock feature is available to all users.
- Easy to use, very intuitive.

Cons

- Learning Mode which gives the user notifications about outbound blocked connections, requires to be a registered user. This requires a donation of 10$. This is very cheap, because you can activate it on all of your home computers (4 in my case). I am a registered user since version 2.9 and I can tell you that this little program worth the money.

Summary

If you want to get rid of 3rd party firewalls and use Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, this little gem is a must. Very powerfull and easy to use. Even if you know nothing about firewalls, this tool will be easy to learn in minutes.

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5.0 stars

"Windows Firewall Control is a valuable security tool"

July 23, 2012  |   By chrisbotti

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.4

Pros

Windows Firewall Control can be configured to start automatically with Windows and it is then incredibly simple to flick between using High, Medium, Low, or No Filtering modes. This is a great alternative to navigating through the various firewall related screen that can be found in the Control Panel. Working in free mode, the program is very powerful, but opt to register for $10 and there are a number of additional options available to you.

Even if there was no trial mode active, I wrote to the developer and he sent me an activation code for testing purposes.

Technical support is great and fast.

Cons

none until now

Summary

Whether used in free or registered mode, Windows Firewall Control is a valuable security tools that makes it easy to configure your internet protection.

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5.0 stars

"Outstanding product. The best of its kind."

July 23, 2012  |   By paulvandelay

Version: Windows Firewall Control 3.4

Pros

10+

I use this product since version 2.1 back from 2010. It started as a little project but now is definitely a mature project which worth a try. Even if you are not a registered user (10$ donation) this tool proves its power.

Cons

None. This tool is great.

Summary

If you want to get rid of 3rd party firewalls and use the firewall included in Windows 7and Windows 8, this is the tool that you really need to make Windows Firewall more easier to use.

You can read below a very complete review:

http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=31144.0

Remember that this applies for an old version.

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Computers are the place for children. This is the place where they can sharpen their agility as well as their abilities. They can learn and make new friends. What’s more, the Internet provides information for homework assignments. So far, so good. But they also need to be protected from the computer—for one thing, so that they don’t lose their sense of time and forget to go out and play with their friends once in a while, and for another, because of the dangers lurking on the Web.

That’s why responsible parents everywhere install Child Control on every computer that their children use.New! Internet Remote Control: Starting with Child Control 2009 you can modify the most important settings or view session logs directly on the Internet. No matter where you are. No matter which browser you are using. This feature is part of the Online Functions.

Just a few things Child Control lets you do:
*NEW: Blocking of file sharing programs and sites
*NEW: 1,000,000 undesirable sites can now be selected for restriction
*NEW: Adult-content filtering provided by German government authorities
*NEW: Email reports of on- and off-times and daily statistics
*NEW: additional configuration options
*Works with all versions of Windows from 95 to Vista
*Limit time on the computer for each day of the week
*Limit use of the Internet for the day and the week
*Set PC off-limits times (e.g. after 11 p.m.)
*Set Internet off-limits times (e.g. after 11 p.m.)
*Easily extend time with passwords or TAN’s
Define “unwelcome” web content using keywords
*Set time limits for categories of websites, such as videos and online games
*Set specific time limits for each computer application
*Grant unlimited time for specific applications, such as learning tools
*Log all computer activity to let you later review each user’s activities
*Block modifications to major Windows settings
*Protect your data by blocking access to specific folders
*Limit children’s access to specific programs
*Disable “backdoor” access to programs or functions
*Extend all time limits during vacation time—one click does it all
*Set up a central database for multiple users (schools, institutions, etc.)
*for computers connected by modem, networks, DSL, routers, etc.
*Easily import or export settings or blacklists
*Send log files to any email address

Home Page - http://www.salfeld.com/software/parentalcontrol/index.html

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Salfeld Child Control 2012 12.410

Salfeld Child Control 2012 12.410 | 20 MB
Computers are the place for children. This is the place where they can sharpen their agility as well as their abilities. They can learn and make new friends. What’s more, the Internet provides information for homework assignments. So far, so good. But they also need to be protected from the computer—for one thing, so that they don’t lose their sense of time and forget to go out and play with their friends once in a while, and for another, because of the dangers lurking on the Web.

Give children an “allowance” of time
Child Control keeps track of the time your kids spend in front of the computer. Once their time is up, the computer automatically shuts down and won’t start up again—something any kid can understand. Our experience has shown that Child Control verdict is accepted without arguments—there is no debate and no discussion. Another way of looking at it: “Child Control gives your kids back time that they are then free to spend in other ways.”

Safety on the Internet
It isn’t always easy to watch your young ones’ every move on the computer—and it’s even harder to follow what they’re doing on the Internet. Child Control can also help you here, by automatically shutting the door on their Internet connection once their allotted time is used up. Parents can easily regulate how many hours a day each child can spend on the Internet, and even specify the precise hours of the day when the gate to the worldwide online community will be available.

The Dark Side of the Internet
Sure, you can find any number of sites that are useful for learning, reference, and games. Then there are the other ones that are clearly inappropriate for children and teens. Some parents also worry about their children ending up on one of these sites by accident, or as the result of a dare. These fears can be quickly put to rest by Child Control, which has already made a name for itself in Internet monitoring.

Control Internet access using filters
Child Control lets you activate filters to block all websites oriented toward violence or sex. You can also filter out specific words that may appear on various websites. Alternatively, you can limit access to only the websites that you specify. In that case, your kids will only be able to access these sites, and all others will be off-limits. In the current version, parents can also limit their kids’ stay on certain sites to a specified time, so that eventually they will have to put their online games away and get back to their homework.

Home Page - http://www.salfeld.com/software/parentalcontrol/index.html

From Avaxhome. Visit Amazon Software Center here

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Salfeld Child Control 2012 12.404

Salfeld Child Control 2012 12.404 | 19.4 MB
Computers are the place for children. This is the place where they can sharpen their agility as well as their abilities. They can learn and make new friends. What’s more, the Internet provides information for homework assignments. So far, so good. But they also need to be protected from the computer—for one thing, so that they don’t lose their sense of time and forget to go out and play with their friends once in a while, and for another, because of the dangers lurking on the Web.

That’s why responsible parents everywhere install Child Control on every computer that their children use.New! Internet Remote Control: Starting with Child Control 2009 you can modify the most important settings or view session logs directly on the Internet. No matter where you are. No matter which browser you are using. This feature is part of the Online Functions.

Just a few things Child Control lets you do:
*NEW: Blocking of file sharing programs and sites
*NEW: 1,000,000 undesirable sites can now be selected for restriction
*NEW: Adult-content filtering provided by German government authorities
*NEW: Email reports of on- and off-times and daily statistics
*NEW: additional configuration options
*Works with all versions of Windows from 95 to Vista
*Limit time on the computer for each day of the week
*Limit use of the Internet for the day and the week
*Set PC off-limits times (e.g. after 11 p.m.)
*Set Internet off-limits times (e.g. after 11 p.m.)
*Easily extend time with passwords or TAN’s
Define “unwelcome” web content using keywords
*Set time limits for categories of websites, such as videos and online games
*Set specific time limits for each computer application
*Grant unlimited time for specific applications, such as learning tools
*Log all computer activity to let you later review each user’s activities
*Block modifications to major Windows settings
*Protect your data by blocking access to specific folders
*Limit children’s access to specific programs
*Disable “backdoor” access to programs or functions
*Extend all time limits during vacation time—one click does it all
*Set up a central database for multiple users (schools, institutions, etc.)
*for computers connected by modem, networks, DSL, routers, etc.
*Easily import or export settings or blacklists
*Send log files to any email address

Home Page - http://www.salfeld.com/software/parentalcontrol/index.html

From Avaxhome. Visit Amazon Software Center here

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Salfeld Child Control 2012 12.403

Salfeld Child Control 2012 12.403 | 19.96 MB
Computers are the place for children. This is the place where they can sharpen their agility as well as their abilities. They can learn and make new friends. What’s more, the Internet provides information for homework assignments. So far, so good. But they also need to be protected from the computer—for one thing, so that they don’t lose their sense of time and forget to go out and play with their friends once in a while, and for another, because of the dangers lurking on the Web.

Give children an “allowance” of time
Child Control keeps track of the time your kids spend in front of the computer. Once their time is up, the computer automatically shuts down and won’t start up again—something any kid can understand. Our experience has shown that Child Control verdict is accepted without arguments—there is no debate and no discussion. Another way of looking at it: “Child Control gives your kids back time that they are then free to spend in other ways.”

Safety on the Internet
It isn’t always easy to watch your young ones’ every move on the computer—and it’s even harder to follow what they’re doing on the Internet. Child Control can also help you here, by automatically shutting the door on their Internet connection once their allotted time is used up. Parents can easily regulate how many hours a day each child can spend on the Internet, and even specify the precise hours of the day when the gate to the worldwide online community will be available.

The Dark Side of the Internet
Sure, you can find any number of sites that are useful for learning, reference, and games. Then there are the other ones that are clearly inappropriate for children and teens. Some parents also worry about their children ending up on one of these sites by accident, or as the result of a dare. These fears can be quickly put to rest by Child Control, which has already made a name for itself in Internet monitoring.

Control Internet access using filters
Child Control lets you activate filters to block all websites oriented toward violence or sex. You can also filter out specific words that may appear on various websites. Alternatively, you can limit access to only the websites that you specify. In that case, your kids will only be able to access these sites, and all others will be off-limits. In the current version, parents can also limit their kids’ stay on certain sites to a specified time, so that eventually they will have to put their online games away and get back to their homework.

Home Page - http://www.salfeld.com/software/parentalcontrol/index.html

From Avaxhome. Visit Amazon Software Center here

Read more »