Windows 10 Upgrade Prerequisites

If you upgrade a system running a licensed copy of Secure Lockdown, you must deactivate the licence (see User Guide) before upgrading. Once Windows is upgraded to Windows 10, you can then re-activate Secure Lockdown with the activation key purchases for that installation. Be sure to update Secure Lockdown to the latest release which can be downloaded from our website under the applicable Secure Lockdown product page. Prior releases will not function properly.

Please Note: If using Secure Lockdown - Internet Explorer or Multi Application Edition, the Allowed Sites feature (white listing) for Internet Explorer no longer functions in Windows 10. Microsoft has removed the Parental Controls (Content Advisor) feature from the browser. If your implementation requires this feature, do not upgrade to Windows 10. Note that the Allowed Sites feature works normally when using the Chrome browser.

UPDATE: See the forum post regarding the Windows 10 Anniversary Update.

Hi
We have about 150 systems using your secure lockdown software and some have started upgrading themselves automatically to Windows 10 (Secure lockdown doesn't block the update messages so it may be by a customer click).  The problem is it disables Secure lockdown & wants activating again when the update completes.

Obviously we don't want to have to pay again for a licence when they upgrade so is there a way of re activating the licence?

These systems are all on customers sites so we have no control of them agreeing to the upgrade.

Many thanks

Martin

Consider turning off the Windows Update Service. For most implementations, this service is not needed. This will prevent the Windows 10 upgrade notice and auto upgrades. Please contact techsupport@inteset.com with your order number if you have systems that have auto updated. Note that the next release of Secure Lockdown will have a "No Windows Updates" feature.