KeyLock
KeyLock is a program to lock and sign in to your computer using a USB Flash Drive or a phone.
- Free • Proprietary
- Windows
What is KeyLock?
Secure: It is not possible to use your computer after you have locked it with KeyLock. Our software uses the Windows lock screen to lock your PC, making it impossible to reach the desktop. After unlocking, you can immediately use your computer again.
Easy to use: You quickly need your computer with the common Windows security? First you need to unlock your computer, meaning you need to type in your password, maybe have a typo, type in again and finally, your pc is unlocked. With KeyLock, all these problems are solved: Press “Unlock” on your phone or put your USB Flash Drive in your computer and you can use it immediately.
Log events: Immediately be notified if anyone tries to get into your computer by enabling one of the event log capabilities which KeyLock has built-in. Use the logbook to see all failed and successful login attempts, enable e-mail notifications to be notified if anyone makes a login attempt and turn on audio recording to hear what the intruders where saying while trying to unlock your computer.
Adaptable: KeyLock has been tested on Windows 7, 8 and 10 with local user accounts, domain user accounts and Microsoft user accounts. All of them are fully supported.
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Supported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- security-lock
- security-authentication-usb
- Authentication
- usb-security
- Screen lock
- removable-media
Totally Useless -- The person who wants to access your PC simply boots to Safe Mode (as noted in other reviews of KeyLock across the internet).
Contrary to the comment below by Brabonet, it is noteworthy that (as of the current date) the KeyLock website fails to make even ONE Mention of the phrase "safe mode" -- despite the fact that protection from a Safe-Mode-Boot is Utterly BASIC to a program which, Supposedly, "Locks" a Windows PC!
Without Safe Mode support, what in the world good is a program like this ??!
KeyLock cannot be circumvented through safe mode as long as you are the only one who knows the Windows password.
Reply written ago
• Not Portable • Doesn’t Protect in safe mode Contain Adware
KeyLock 2.0 protects in safe mode and does not contain adware.
Reply written ago
alright i will test it whether it is true or not
Reply written ago
KeyLock is freeware again.