Recently, I downloaded a new program called "CryptoForge" which was designed to help you get around the limitations on the Windows operating system. I am not a computer person in the least, but the program seemed to be rather easy to use. At first glance it looked like it was not much, but then the next thing you know you have the ability to completely bypass Windows Vista's Security Features. I am glad that I was able to download the free version of this application and try it out to see if it would work for me.
I figured that I should test out a few other applications before making a decision about purchasing this software. The first thing I did was to try out the demo version. It looked like this application could allow me to get around all of the Security Features that I was used to using in Windows Vista. So I tried it out to see if I could bypass Windows Vista's firewall settings by using a tool called "Firewall Explorer" to access my Internet Explorer home page. After a little bit of browsing around on the Internet I was able to successfully bypass all of the Windows Firewall Security Features and get onto my Internet Explorer home page.
My next step was to download the free version of "CryptoForge" and try it out on the Windows Vista home page. Once I downloaded the application, I went ahead and installed the application on my personal computer. Then I downloaded the "CryptoForge" application from the Internet and installed it on my Windows Vista computer. The software was installed and running in a matter of seconds.
