The proliferation of the Internet has become an integral part of people’s work and entertainment, and computer games, as a highly enticing form of entertainment, often pose the greatest threat to many people’s productivity. In order to help users better manage their online activities and improve work efficiency, OsMonitor Internet Behavior Management Software has emerged. Let’s take a look at how this software assists us in resisting the temptation of games and enhancing work efficiency.

  1. Intelligent Blocking of Computer Games

OsMonitor Internet Behavior Management Software can intelligently monitor the processes running on the computer. During working hours, the software automatically blocks the execution of computer games, ensuring that users are fully focused on their work, thus enhancing work efficiency.

  1. Prohibition of Specified exe Game Processes

OsMonitor Internet Behavior Management Software, through intelligent monitoring of computer processes, can identify and prohibit specified exe game processes. Users can add the process names of games in the software settings. Once these processes are detected to be running, the software immediately takes action to prevent the continuation of the game execution. This feature effectively prevents users from being disturbed by game programs during work, improving concentration on tasks.

  1. Prohibition of Game Windows

OsMonitor Internet Behavior Management Software also provides the function to prohibit game windows. Even if the game processes are running, the software can detect game windows and close them. Since some software process names can be changed, some users may attempt to change the name to circumvent restrictions. Therefore, the “prohibition of windows” feature is a useful supplement, not solely relying on software names, as windows are usually less susceptible to alterations. This feature is applicable not only to individual games but also to prohibiting specific types of game windows, ensuring users can remain focused at all times.

  1. Limited Task Set

In addition to the above three methods, OsMonitor Internet Behavior Management Software also has the feature of a limited task set. By enabling a limited task set, administrators can specify that employees can only run designated programs recorded by the administrator. When recording a limited task set, administrators need to select the client machine in the monitoring list, right-click, and choose the option to record a limited task set. Then, run the allowed programs on the client machine. After recording, enable the limited task set on the administration machine. In this way, the client machine can only run programs specified by the administrator, enabling users to resist the temptation of games and efficiently complete work tasks.

In summary, OsMonitor Internet Behavior Management Software can help employees resist the temptation of games and improve work efficiency. By using this software, not only can online activities be better managed, but also good work habits can be cultivated, resulting in significantly increased work outcomes.

About OsMonitor:

The mission of OsMonitor is to create a Windows computer system tailored for work purposes, effectively regulating employee computer behavior. It enables employers to understand what employees are doing each day, monitoring every action, including screen activity and internet usage. Additionally, it restricts employees from engaging in specific activities such as online shopping, gaming, and the use of USB drives.

OsMonitor, designed purely as software, is remarkably user-friendly and requires no additional hardware modifications. A single management machine can oversee all employee computers. As a leading brand in employee computer monitoring software with over a decade of successful operation, OsMonitor has rapidly captured the global market with its minimal file size and excellent cost-effectiveness compared to similar software. At this moment, thousands of business computers worldwide are running OsMonitor daily.

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