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Using the Windows Enforcer Tool

The Windows Enforcer Tool ensures Content Filtering on your Windows computer.

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Tech Lockdown Team
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Updated December 12, 2024

The Tech Lockdown dashboard includes a wizard that helps walk you through the process of installing the Windows Enforcer Tool.

Once installed, the Windows Enforcer Tool automatically checks your system for the Cloudflare WARP application. It does two main things:

  • First, it removes the ability to uninstall the Cloudflare WARP application, without affecting the ability to remove other applications.
  • Next, it detects whether the WARP application is running correctly on your system, restarting it if necessary. 

Installing the Enforcer Tool

The Windows Enforcer Tool can be found on the Tech Lockdown dashboard by going to Tools > Windows.

Depending on which browser you use, skip Windows SmartScreen and accept the download.

During the installation process, Windows will ask you for administrative permissions to finish installing the tool. Choose Yes when prompted.

Afterwards, we recommend deleting the installer file from your Downloads folder, although this is not required.

Uninstalling the Enforcer Tool

In order to Uninstall the Enforcer Tool, you will need to run the Unlock script. The Unlock script can be downloaded from the dashboard by going to Tools > Windows. Make sure that the Uninstall tab is selected.

Without it, attempting to uninstall the Enforcer causes an error:

Follow the instructions in the Uninstall section to fully remove the Enforcer Tool.

Limiting Access to the Unlock Script

If you're self-managing, the Tech Lockdown dashboard has the ability to lock access to the Unlock script.

To do this, make sure to Lock your Profile .

You will need to unlock your profile later in order to access the unlock script.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Windows Enforcer Tool do on my computer?

It disables the ability to remove the WARP program, without affected your ability to add or remove other applications.

The Windows Enforcer tool also restarts the Cloudflare WARP service if it's stopped. For example, if it's ended via task manager.

After I run the Unlock script, how do I uninstall the Enforcer Tool?

After running the Unlock script:

Does the Enforcer Tool affect other programs?

No, the Enforcer Tool was built to only affect the Cloudflare WARP application. You can still install and uninstall other programs normally.

What version of Windows is supported by the Enforcer Tool?

The Enforcer Tool has been tested for Windows 10 and 11 systems.

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