This calculation is based on the computer system date in addition to a 5 digit PIN number. Passwords can change dynamically, using the Supervisor feature, to append a calculated number to any Secure Desktop 11 password.

A keyboard shortcut can be assigned to bring Secure Desktop 11 to the top of the Z-order, which may also be password protected. A time delay can be specified for each program, to ensure that one has begun before the next is launchedĮach icon, group tab, or toolbar button may be individually password protected.Secure Desktop programs are started in a specific order.Unknown programs will not automatically start from the registry.There are several advantages to this when Secure Desktop 11 is running as the shell: Still, any other program needs to be configured into Secure Desktop's Startup Tab (not visible to end-user). Services are always started, regardless of what shell is running. Secure Desktop 11 does not automatically start everything that the Explorer Shell starts. Secure Desktop Icon Configuration Startup Tab Applications can be set to Run As Administrator, should they need Administrator access. An application can be set to run a Single Instance Only of that application. Set any additional details for an imported icon and manually browse for a program to launch.Ī program can be re-started if it's been closed by the user. Icon importing is accomplished very quickly using the Import button in the Icon Configuration. Secure Desktop 11 provides several import mechanisms to bring in program data from Start Menu Shortcuts, Startup Group Shortcuts, Registry Startup, Desktop Shortcuts, Program Files, and My Computer. When using Secure Desktop 11, registry data written to by Secure Desktop is automatically backed up for documentation purposes. There is also a manual backup and restore. The XML configuration file is automatically backed up. Secure Desktop 11 does not overwrite previous versions of Secure Desktop. Secure Desktop 11 uses one XML file for configuration data, the same XML file as Secure Desktop 7, 8, and 10. Legacy versions of Windows are available by purchasing Secure Desktop 10. Secure Desktop 11 has been tested in Windows 10, Windows Server 2016, and Windows Server 2019. Secure Desktop 11 is a 32-bit application and is 64-bit aware.

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