Secure Utilities 12 is a 32-bit application and is 64-bit aware. We tested Secure Utilities 12 in Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, and Windows Server 2022.
You can use this program instead of File Explorer, which is restricted to a particular folder and file wild card based on command-line parameters. The user can not navigate above the base folder in the file folder hierarchy. File and folder editing is impossible, but users can launch a program or document file. The file name for sExplore File Explorer is sExplore.exe.
This program provides a way to copy files restricted to a particular source and destination folder and file wildcard based on command-line parameters. The user can not navigate above the base folders in the file folder hierarchy. File and folder editing is not possible. The file name for sCopy File is sCopy.exe.
sMenu Start Menu is an included utility to provide access to file shortcuts that correspond to the file shortcuts found in the Start Menu and the Desktop.
sRun Program launches the same Run dialog started from the Start menu. The file name for sRun Program is sRun.exe.
This program launches the Control Panel dialog started from the Start menu. The file name for the sControl Panel is sControl.exe.
This program launches the Eject Device dialog. The file name for the sEject Device is sEject.exe.
This program launches sets the resolution of a display. The file name for the sRes Resolution is sRes.exe.
sKey On-Screen Keyboard is a simple on screen keyboard for use when there is only a touch screen and not a physical keyboard.
This program provides a way to view text files restricted to a particular folder and file wildcard based on command-line parameters. The user can not navigate above the base folder in the file folder hierarchy. File and folder editing is not possible. The file name for sNote Viewer is sNote.exe.
sImage Viewer is a simple image viewer.
Secure Utilities includes a screen saver program that is not a screen saver. sLogOff automatically logs off the user after the designated period of inactivity. You can find this file, sLogOff.SCR in the Windows System folder.
Automatic Logon Enabled determines whether the automatic logon feature is on. Automatic logon uses the domain, user name, and password stored in the registry to log you on to the computer when the system starts. The Log On to Windows dialog box is not displayed.
Secure Utilities sets a registry value by checking on a drive letter that removes the drives from "file open" and "file save as" dialogs. These settings are on a user-by-user basis.
Press and hold for right-clicking can be disabled for Touch or the Pen input.