Datasheet

SyNET nTracker

Reviewer’s Guide

1.Execution Condition

(Booting Count / Elapsed Date) Setting

Assign intervals, where automatic protection (Alarm

and folder Encryption) is executed.

2. Alarm function

Ideal feature when your computer is lost. When this

is activated, it displays the user's contact

information like screen saver.

3. Folder Encryption function

Encrypt all pre-assigned folders in the list. Protects

important data in your computer and prevent

exposure. However if a folder name exceeds 256

characters, folder cannot be encrypted.

Further information for Folder Encryption function can be found in user manual.

Setting Your Boot Protection (Very Important)

After installing and configuring nTracker, you can further protect your computer after it has been

lost or stolen by configuring to disable booting from Floppy or CD drive in the BIOS. It is also

good idea to set a supervisory password for the BIOS, so no one else can enter the BIOS and

change the setting back to enable Floppy and CD booting.

With BIOS supervisory password set and Floppy and CD booting disabled, the computer hard

drive is protected from being erased by installing another copy of operating system. Boot

password is not recommended, since we want the culprit who has your computer to logon to

Internet so they can be traced.

To configure BIOS password and disable Floppy and CD booting, you will need to enter BIOS

configuration. Entering BIOS configuration differs from different model of computers. Refer to

nTracker user manual and your computer documentation for detailed information.

Normally you can enter BIOS configuration setup by pressing DEL key or F2 key when the

BIOS screen appears. (Example shown below)