System Kernel Reinforce Settings

Within System Kernel Reinforce settings window, computer users can configure settings of Reinforced Templates, Reinforced Targets, Exclusion Program Files, and create history logs.

Launch Rising Internet Security 2011 program main interface and, click [Settings] -> [Computer Protection] -> [System Kernel Reinforce], and then customize each option allocated on right area of System Kernel Reinforce settings window.

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Common Settings:

  • Reinforced Template: Configure System Kernel Reinforce within templates of [Primary Template], [Medium Template], or [Senior Template] or; click button of [Modify] to configure each template on options of Default File Access Rule, Windows Register Access Rule, and System Underlayer Access Rule.
  • Reinforced Target: Select [All Programs] or [Programs in Security Detection Area] as reinforced target; meanwhile, click button of [Settings] right beside [Program in Security Detection Area] to configure programs in computer security detection area.
  • Exclusion Program Files: Configure exclusion program files with options of [Program files with digital signature] and [Secure Files of Rising Cloud Security] or, customize exclusion program files with White List option.
  • Create Logs: Select this option to record System Kernel Reinforce history logs.

Enable/Disable System Kernel Reinforce

Launch Rising Internet Security 2011 program main interface and, click tag of [Computer Protection], and then click button of [Enable] or [Disable] to customize System Kernel Reinforce status. Meanwhile, computer users can click button of [Settings] to enter System Kernel Reinforce settings window for more customizable changes.

How to Enable System Kernel Reinforce with Windows?

All computer users’ custom settings on System Kernel Reinforce shall be automatically saved, but recovered to last correct setting while computer restart. So, please make sure System Kernel Reinforce is [Enable] while shutdown computer to ensure enable System Kernel Reinforce with Windows.

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