Windows 7 combat strategy: easy to build a secure platform

Windows 7 is known as the most secure platform in the history of the Windows operating system, and in fact it is. I have been in close contact with the Windows 7 system for almost a year, and have not encountered serious security problems. In use, the related functions of Windows 7's own security settings have been greatly improved compared to XP and Vista systems, and various settings are also more abundant. Let's teach you some security settings for the system, and provide a comprehensive security line for your system to make your Windows7 more secure!

Strengthen account control and create the first security level

To say the primary security factor of this system, that is, we log in the system account and password and control of the computer. User password settings in Windows 7 are much simpler, and the “Parental Controls” feature adds a variety of new features that are more versatile than previous systems.

For people, it can still be protective, otherwise anyone can use the computer at any time. We can also add low-privileged users to Windows 7 as needed for others to use, thus adding the first line of defense to the system.

Step 1: Click “Start →Control Panel", and then click “Add User Accounts and Family Security> Add or Remove User Accounts” Click “Create a new account", enter the account name, select “Standard User", and finally click the “Create Account” button to create a new account.

Step 2: Click “Ordinary User” to enter the account setting interface, click the “Create Password” button to enter the password, and then click the “Create Password” button. This method adds passwords to all accounts in the system, especially administrator-level accounts. In this way, after selecting the account after booting, you must enter a password to log in to the system.

&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&" Carry out all-round monitoring to prevent the negative impact of the computer network on children. The author believes that "parental control" is just the name that Microsoft has in order to reflect the monitoring function. It essentially reflects the relationship between management and management, and is a kind of authority control. Good use of “Parental Control” allows for powerful account management and monitoring, where we set up parental controls for “Ordinary users”.

Step 1: Open the Control Panel, click the “User Accounts and Family Safety” option, and then click “Parent Control” to switch the interface and click “Ordinary User”. You will be prompted to set a password for all administrator-level accounts in the system. After setting, enter the parental control interface and select the “Enable, Apply Current Settings” option.

Step 2: Click the “Time Limit” button to switch the interface. Here, the time period is divided by the day of the week. The time period is hour, indicating the time of the day of the week. When you hit blue, the current time is not available. When the square is white, it is the boot time. Finally, click the “OK” button to complete the setting. Through time restrictions, we can easily control the time spent by ordinary users.

Step 3: Click “Allow and block specific programs” and select “Ordinary users can only use the programs I allow”, which will detect the software available in the system and be checked. The selected software can be used. For example, if you use Office for daily word processing, check the program under Office. For some programs that are not retrieved, click the “Browse” button to add it manually, and finally click “&” ; OK & rdquo; button. In this way, when the user is using the program that is not allowed, the system will prompt “Parental control has blocked this program”, if you want to get the right to use the program, just click “&” on the prompt box; please ask the administrator for permission” Button, enter the administrator password provided by the administrator to use.