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Current shipping release for Windows: 1.4

FAQs

1) How do I permanently rename a mounted SpyProof! disk (so that Windows will remember the name the next time the disk is mounted)? (9/23/02)

Right click on the icon for the disk in Windows Explorer and select 'Properties' in the context menu. Enter a new name for the disk on the 'General' tab and clik OK. (Using Windows Explorer's 'Rename' context menu item is not reliable.)

2) I've upgraded my system to Windows XP Service Pack 2 and now Windows only prompts me for my password the first time I mount a disk. How can I configure my system so that I am prompted to enter my password every time I mount a disk? (2/17/04; this issue affects versions 1.2.3 and earlier)

By default, Windows XP SP2 will cache your CAPI password regardless of whether you tell it to remember the password or not. This is a known bug in SP2. To fix this problem:

1. Download the following .reg file and save it to your Desktop: sp2fix.reg
2. Right-click on the .reg file on your desktop and select Merge.
3. You may now delete the .reg file.

SpyProof! should now prompt you to enter your password every time you mount a disk.

Downloads

Description	Date	Notes
User's Guide (PDF)	2/12/07	An electronic copy of the SpyProof! 1.3 manual. (Manuals for the previous 1.3, 1.2 and 1.1 releases are also available.)
Update to Release 1.4	2/09/07	Upgrades any previous SpyProof! installation to Release 1.4. To install, click the download link and allow your browser to save the updater to your disk, or open and run it directly from our website. NOTE: This program will fail to upgrade your software if you have key recovery enforced. In this situation, you must use a special update package containing an appropriate security policy. Contact ISC for further information. A complete SpyProof! revision history is here.
Administrator's Guide: PolicyAgent and Key Recovery for SecretAgent	8/01/06	Network Administrator/Security Officer's addendum to the SpyProof 1.3 manual. Explains how to create security policies for SecretAgent and SpyProof using PolicyAgent.