
Download Windows Firewall Control 6.12 with Activation
Description of Windows Firewall Control
Windows Firewall Control is a powerful program that enhances the functionality of the Windows Firewall, providing new features that make it even better.
It runs in the system and allows users to easily manage the native firewall without wasting time navigating to specific sections of the firewall.
This is the best tool for managing the native firewall on Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, Server 2008, and Server 2012.
The 'Windows Firewall' offers four filtering modes that can be switched with a simple click:
High Filtering - All incoming and outgoing connections are blocked. This profile prevents all connection attempts to and from the computer.
Medium Filtering - Outgoing connections that do not match a rule are blocked. Only programs that are allowed can initiate outgoing connections.
Low Filtering - Outgoing connections that do not match a rule are allowed. Users can block programs they do not want to permit to initiate outgoing connections.
No Filtering - Windows Firewall is turned off. Avoid using this setting unless you have another firewall running on your computer.
The 'Windows Firewall' does not control any packet filtering and does not block or allow any connections. This is managed by the Windows Firewall itself based on the current firewall rules.

Program Features
√ An intuitive user interface that can be easily accessed through the system tray icon.
√ Full support for standard user accounts. Elevated privileges are only required during installation.
√ Disable the ability of other programs to add Windows Firewall rules.
√ Integrated support for creating, modifying, and deleting Windows Firewall rules.
√ Multiple and easier methods for creating new rules in Windows Firewall.
√ A lock feature that can disable access to the program settings and Windows Firewall.
√ *Integration into the context menu for executable files.
Automatically display invalid rules for programs that are no longer present.
Merge multiple similar rules or duplicate existing ones.

