
Supports:
Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher
Firefox 0.8 or higher
Netscape 7.1 or higher
Mozilla 1.4 or higher
Platforms:
Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, or NT
Minimum system requirements:
Pentium 133 MHz - 32 MB RAM
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iShield Support
Please complete this form to contact Guardware iShield support.
We strive to answer all questions within 24 hours or less. You may
check the Technical FAQ's below to see if your
issue is addressed, or browse our online
help files for additional
assistance.
Technical FAQ's
iShield™ can be uninstalled via the following links:
Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add / Remove Programs >
iShield™
~or~
Start > Programs > iShield™ > Uninstall iShield
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iShield™ starts automatically whenever the Windows desktop starts.
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You can turn off iShield™ by setting the Detection Engine to
Disabled
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The iShield™ license is only valid for one computer. You will need
to purchase an additional licenses for multiple computers.
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The Guardware Product Update Manager offers you several options
for getting periodic software updates. These update options
include daily, weekly, or monthly. The Guardware Product Update
Manager is free for life and comes installed with iShield™.
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Yes, iShield™ works for all computer browsing, irrespective of the
connection speed or delivery method.
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No.
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Yes, iShield™ filters all the content rendered by a web browser.
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iShield™ blocks any pornographic content delivered in your Web
email files, including attachments. It does not filter Outlook,
Eudora, or other standalone mail clients.
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If iShield™ detects that you have forgotten your password, it asks
you to answer your personal question it has saved in its files. If
you answer the question correctly, the system emails you your
password. You supplied the system with the question and answer
when you registered your software and entered your password.
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If this occurs regularly with a particular site that you know to
be acceptable, you can add that Web site address to the White
List. If this occurs sporadically across a number of sites, you
can try decreasing the image analyzer criteria by moving the
slider to a lower setting; e.g., from Safest to Safer.
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If this occurs regularly with a particular site, add that Web site
address to the Black List. If this occurs sporadically across a
number of sites, you can try increasing the image analyzer
criteria by moving the slider to a higher setting; e.g., from
Safer to Safest. |
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