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Using the Endpointlock Shield tray icon
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The EndpointLock system tray “shield” icon 
serves as a status indicator of the current operational state of EndpointLock keystroke encryption.
The possible operational states of EndpointLock are listed below:
Active: When the EndpointLock shield is blue the keystroke encryption is currently active.
Disabled: When the EndpointLock shield is red the keystroke encryption is currently disabled.
TIP:
Left Clicking the shield icon
will launch the EndpointLock user interface.
will launch the EndpointLock user interface.You can also right-click the EndpointLock system tray shield iconto access the EndpointLock system tray menu which is seen and explained below:
Encryption Enabled (Blue Lock) 
Encryption Disabled (Red Lock) Tray Menu Options Explained
Open: This will launch the EndpointLock’s user interface.
Enable protection: Clicking this option will enable EndpointLock’s keystroke encryption.
Disable protection: Clicking this option will disable keystroke encryption for all programs and processes.
Exit: This allows you to immediately quit the EndpointLock application from running. If EndpointLock exited in this manner, you must manually relaunch the EndpointLock application or restart your computer.
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