ClearLock: Transparent Lock Screen With Password Protection For Vista And Windows 7
Posted January 13, 2011 – 6:26 pm in: FreewareWe see users having transparent lock screen for their Windows Phone, Android, and iOS devices. Why not one for our Windows 7 desktop? If you are having a mobile device with transparent lock screen, you will love this transparent screen for your Windows 7 and Vista desktop as well.
ClearLock is a tiny and standalone lock screen with password protection for Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. The purpose of this tool is to provide a way to disable input to your Windows while still allowing you to see what’s going on.
The lock screen is very simple with a transparent background which shows your desktop in the background. If you enter an invalid password for 3 times, you will not be allowed to enter the password for the next 5 minutes. And, when you access the system after entering the correct password, it shows the number of invalid login attempts as well.
As this is a standalone tool, you needn’t to install it. Simply download and run the tool tool . On the first run, you will be asked to set a password for the screen. Also checkout how to bypass Windows 7 logon password.
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5 Comments
Interesting program but very basic. If you are looking for a security system that does the same you can have a look at Transparent Screen Lock http://www.e-motional.com/TScreenLock.htm
Good nice tool, but fails with more then one monitor.
I tested on a system with two monitors. It locks the primary monitor, but the secondary is still available for all inputs (not locked)!
Would be very good if that could be fixed.
Frank, thanks for you input. I tested it only on one monitor.
Legal esse app, e tudo o que eu estava pensando ainda. WOW!
I have tested Transparent Screen Lock that I mentioned about on two monitors and all seems to be working well.