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Windows Tips: Create Your Own Windows Security Analysis Tool

Scott Dunn

Better Windows Tweaking and Security for Free

The new version of Fresh UI, the handy, dandy Windows configuration tool, features improved settings for customizing every little thing about Windows. In addition, the program protects your privacy and enhances your system's security. Access dozens of options via the utility's familiar tree pane on the left. A column in the right pane lets you know which Windows versions support the selected setting. The program's help pane provides a brief explanation of the selected settings group. Though you have to supply the company with an e-mail address to get the registration code needed to install Fresh UI, the product is completely free. Download your copy.

Send Windows-related questions and tips to scott_dunn@pcworld.com. We pay $50 for published items.Visit here for more Windows Tips. Scott Dunn is a contributing editor for PC World.

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