PrivateDesk

Imagine a situation where you have share your desktop with other family members or friends. In such a scenario a lot of your personal information or confidential business data remains lying on the desktop which others can access. So you can have a situation where you had important business presentation lying on your desktop which got deleted accidentally when your kid used the system to play games. In order to avoid such hassles we offer you the chance to have your own private virtual desktop by installing the PrivateDesk 1.0.1 application. It essentially offers you a completely secure access to your personal desktop which only you can unlock using a password.

The PrivateDesk 1.0.1 is very easy to set up and all you need to do is create the Private desktop names and assign passwords. It also gives you the flexibility of using hotkeys to shift between the several desktops you may wish to create. Besides ensuring security of your data, this application can also be used to classify your work under different heads. For example if you run a home business apart from your day job, you can create two separate private desktop to keep things separate. After installing the PrivateDesk application resides in your taskbar and you can bring it forth by a single click. To change your preferences you need to click on PrivateDesk Settings options while you can also switch between the different desktops by click on the desired desktop.

Overall we find the PrivateDesk 1.0.1 application rather useful given its capacity to encompass your private information in a separate desktop. It earns a score of three and half rating points for its overall usability and sheer ease of use. One of the best uses of the application can be in small businesses where multiple employees can share a PC and yet keep their data separate.

PrivateDesk not only let you have multiple virtual desktop. PrivateDesk also let you assign password and HotKey to enter your virtual Private desktop. So if you are in PrivateDesk 1 and you assigned a password to it and you go to Main Desktop or any other Virtual Desktop to avoid other people around you can see what you are doing. if you want to go back to PrivateDesk 1 you must enter the correct password to see and continue working in what you were doing in PrivateDesk 1. this way you can keep your privacy.