New version 2.2.0! Now supporting both R3 and R4 versions of Outlook Live

Syncronizes users from Active Directory to Outlook Live/Live@edu
- Administration via AD groups
- Secure distribution of Live usernames&passwords via web
- Order Users and Contacts, Administrators and distributionlists in Outlook Live
- Order Passwords resets
- Generate unique email adresses in Active Directory, and mailenables users locally
- Generate dynamic distributiongroups in Live@edu
- Assign Live@edu management roles
- Create resources like meetingrooms/equipment with booking.
- Runs as a service at a configurable schedule
- Can automaticly add new users and contacts to Live based on OU's in Active Directory

Demo mode for 50 users until you buy the product and configure your licence key.
(max 50 user accounts in Live domain)
 
Order your licence here

More information?  
Documentation and productsheet are available in separate download.
Demonstration video availible here

easySync implementation guide(en) and productsheet(no)

Release Candidate version of easySyncConfigurator.
GUI to edit the configuration of easySync.

Tool to fix or create Master Boot Record (MBR) on harddisks, for instance when using Windows PE. With an x64-edition as well as the 32-bit edition.
Now with support for Windows Vista and Windows 7 MBR's!
The new version has some new, cool features, like creating DOS boot sectors, changing partition types, etc!

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Utility for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 which runs applications with reduced rights. If you for instance is logged on as Administrator or another user with administrative privileges on your Windows computer, you can use StripMyRights to run for instance Internet Explorer, Outlook or other programs with the rights of an ordinary user.

In this way the security risk of being logged on with elevated privileges may be reduced.

The utility is based on the ideas of the DropMyRights tool from Microsoft, but with several features added.

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Released December 8 2005.

Changes:

• Service Control Manager did under certain conditions report that the CPUGuard service hang during boot of the server. The startup time the service reports to the SCM is increased to avoid the problem.
• On Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, there now is inserted a description of the service in the Services list in the Computer Managament administrative snap-in.
• The Windows Installer package has been changed to reflect the version number of the CPUGuard.exe program file.

Product sheet

Tool to lock the keyboard completely or only lock Ctrl-Alt-Delete. Used during installation of Windows or in Windows PE.

Contains the files DrvLoad.exe and KbLock.sys.

Latest: There seems to be a problem using this utility with USB keyboards.

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Tool to take ownership of files and folders, or just take full control of the files and folders, without first taking ownership.

The tool is GNU-licensed and originally written by Alexander Frink.

Now supports file names up to 32000 characters in length.
Latest: Fixed problem with stack overflow for deep directory structures.

Program which loads the CPU according to your settings.
Requires Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1
Delivered "AS-IS" without any form of guarantee. Should only be used on test machines for test purposes.
Warning: Using the Realtime base priority class will in effect leave your computer locked for the duration of time specified, since CPUHog.exe will use almost all available CPU resources.
Unless, of course, CPUGuard is installed and comes to your rescue!

Various WMI Scripts.

Begins to show its age. The Microsoft Scriptomatic tools are recommended!