ComeiTool

Security is one of the first aspects you should consider when using a computer for day to day activities, especially work related tasks. An antivirus solution does not fully protect you against threats, with the possibility to lose files or info due to unauthorized access. In this regard, ComeiTool puts a few security options at your disposal to keep documents safe.

The application stores all of its features in a compact window, with intuitive buttons accompanied by colorful icons and appropriate names. Accommodation is no concern, nor the amount of system resources used, thus it can run on various configurations.

In terms of functionality, there is little the application can do, and even less what it can do right. In an attempt to keep your files safe, you can either pick a folder or a Flash drive to lock down with a password in order to prevent unauthorized access.

Other tools include the possibility to synchronize content of two directories, or to scan a range of IP addresses to get a detailed report.

Putting a process in motion is not difficult and rather intuitive, but navigation lacks commodity when it comes to locking folders. You also need to provide a password and the target folder is instantly locked.

However, it only prevents unauthorized access and is still possible to remove it from your system. What's more, the reverse process seems to malfunction, although the proper password is provided.

Synchronization is probably the only feature that works flawlessly. You are required to select an input and output folder, with the simple process of copying files correspondingly being triggered at the press of a button. There are no other methods, nor the possibility to have the process automated.

You can use the application to scan a range of IP addresses by providing the first three character groups, as well as an amount of seconds for timeout. Again, the scan triggers properly, but only until an issue or permission blocks are detected and the whole process stops, without the possibility to retrieve a log file.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that ComeiTool is far from being a pro of its kind. It comes equipped with a disappointingly shallow feature set that don't really provide a sense of security, but rather have you thinking whether or not you can use the target files and folders again in the end. With a little more work, the application is sure to come in handy.