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Cloud Xtender 3.0RequestDownloadlink when availableChoose the most popular programs from System Tools5 45 votes Your vote:Latest version:3.0See allDeveloper:Division-MReviewDownloadComments Questions & Answers Old versionsCloud Xtender 2.3 RequestDownloadlink when availableEdit program infoInfo updated on:Jul 10, 2022Software InformerDownload popular programs, drivers and latest updates easilyCloud Xtender is developed by Division-M. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 2.3 and 3.0. The name of the program executable file is CloudXtenderClient.exe. The product will soon be reviewed by our informers.You can check Maxthon MX5 Cloud Browser, Panda Cloud Cleaner, Allway Sync and other related programs like GoodSync at the "download" section.Share your experience:Write a review about this program Comments 545 votes450000Your vote:Notify me about replies Comment viaFacebookRecent downloadsWondershare Data RecoveryAccessData FTK ImagerAOMEI Backupper StandardRestorationAcronis True Image 2016iCare Data Recovery ProfessionalAutopsyMazda ToolboxMySQLBackupFTPLatest updatesApeaksoft Android Data Recovery 2.1Cisdem Data Recovery for Windows 19.3blockbench 4.1Audio Converter Plus 7.3Q-Pulse 6.8Hard Disk Sentinel 6.2Cisdem Data Recovery 17.0Free MP3 Cutter Joiner 2025MyMailList Deluxe 9.0

HD/SSD detection to installer. If a HD is detected, service start type is set to “automatic (delayed)”.Replaced wake tasks with waiteable timer.Improved backup history handling.Improved time to wake server after client resume/reboot.More details are available from here. By Philip Churchill on February 23rd, 2017 Add-In: Drive Bender v2.5.5.0 Beta A beta release of Drive Bender the pooling technology add-in is available.Release v2.5.5.0 beta has the following change log:[u] Much of the core has been updated to use our new code base.[b] When restoring a pool, an empty pool could be created in addition to the restored pool.[b] When an internal task is run, it is possible for that task to be flagged as finished before the task has completed (this happening multiple times can bring down the Drive Bender service)[b] Fixed a number of processing issues with file validation.[b] The Drive Bender Manager can display an incorrect file count value when the pool count is displayed.[b] When uninstalling, one or more error messages can be displayed resulting in the uninstallation process failing.You can download this beta release from here. By Philip Churchill on February 23rd, 2017 Add-In: Drive Xtender Coming Soon Division-M the company which brings us Drive Bender have announced a new product, Drive Xtender.Drive Xtender is a hybrid of Drive Bender and Cloud Xtender in one neat package. Over the years Division-M have learned a lot with regards to pool performance and product usability and this new product is a game changer for drive pooling and cloud storage.Other features include:Web-based interface, no more client application… config Drive Xtender from anywhere!A new pooling model that delivers very much improved performance, and no more hung Explorer due to slow performing drives.Lower complexity (which in turn improves reliability).Install-less configuration.Create a pool from either local drives or cloud drives, or a mixture of both.Designate which drives (local or cloud) will be used for duplication.Upgrade path from Drive Bender, Cloud Xtender and other competitors pooling products.And a whole bunch of other clever bits and bobs!More on the Division-M blog. By Philip Churchill on February 23rd, 2017 Lights-Out Support Forums GREEN-IT Software who produce

This is our mid year update… along with an Anvil article we posted on our support channel which dives into the pros of running Anvil along side third-party AV solutions, backups, and even Microsoft’s Controlled Folder Access. We are also offering a limited time, free Anvil Premium life time license give away… don’t miss out.Cloud XtenderFirst out of the gate… a major update has been released for Cloud Xtender! v3 landed a few weeks ago and is a major update over v2… with most of the code base having been upgraded from our Drive Xtender development. If you havent upgraded, do so as there are many fixes and performance enhancments. There has also been a price rise, however, if you were trialling Cloud Xtender before the rise, drop a line to support and we’ll give you a discount.Drive BenderDrive Bender v3.2 is in the works… for the most part, this is a bug fix release, along with some minor feature updates which will include better Anvil integration. We are looking at an August/September release… as usual, subject to change 😉Drive XtenderWe’ve had a bunch of users ask about Drive Xtender’s progress. While we are still actively developing Drive Xtender (it formed the core of the latest Cloud Xtender release), there is still much to do. Over the coming months, we will have a better idea of its future and will post an update.AnviLWe have had some interesting feedback around Anvil… most notably, around the UI and getting Anvil up and running… of which, we have taken on board and made some major improvements (well, that’s the hope), along with constantly building on the documentation. We’ve also had many users ask what the benefit of running Anvil over Windows 10’s “Controlled Folder Access”, or other AV solutions? To answer that question (and others), I wrote an article in our support channel and thought I would share it here.In addition, we have created and release a number of videosInstalling Anvil and getting startedProtecting a folderCreating an immutable folderWhy AnvilFirst, what is Anvil’s purpose? Its primary purpose is to protect files from unwanted or unintended modification. The most obvious source of which is malware and ransomware. Anvil does this by providing a rules-based engine that is very binary in nature… that is we don’t rely on guessing who are the good and bad actors, we simply have rules that determine access for all.Doesn’t normal AV software protect files? Generally no, while a number of AV solutions do have some form of file monitoring, it’s often an afterthought and offers little in the way of configuration. Anti-virus mostly relies on process filtering, to catch malware as it attacks or infects your system. So to answer the question, no, they generally won’t offer the explicit file protect Anvil can.Won’t backups protect my files? Well yes… and no. You should always backup regardless, but backups can be a double-edged sword, if you have multiple backups in rotation, and you catch things quickly, you may be able

Bender / Xtender users – $1/month ($12/year)Cost is per a single machine, each additional machine, add $0.50/monthNote – The final Premium features are yet to be finalized, we do know encryption and canary files will be included… but other than that, we are still working on features and cost. We are also building an enterprise version, allowing an enterprise to protect files sitting on employee machines.When’s it going to be available?The early access version is scheduled for Valentine’s Day (the 14th of February) we are a little delayed, had to resolve a bug that was found on the day of release. As of the 6th of March, the bug has been sorted, we are now testing to ensure all is 100% before releasing. In the meantime, check out the “Request” mode demo video.Finally, early access spots are limited, and we have had quite a number of registrations already (so much so that we released an extra batch), so register at to secure your early access spot.Become an early access user, register now

Is the technology we developed to be included with Drive Bender v3, and now we are releasing a standalone version of the same name.How does Anvil work?Well, the idea is simple (which is often the best): you create rules that dictate file access. So for example, a folder containing your Microsoft Office files, say a bunch of Word and Excel files (prime ransomware targets), is protected by a rule that only allows the Word and Excel processes to write to this folder. To prevent binary spoofing (i.e. a fake Word.exe process), Anvil validates the calling process during the initial rule processing, ensuring the binary in question is who it claims to be.Now, that is a basic example… and while creating rules may work for advanced and enterprise users, for most, this is not a realistic option. So we have added a rule generating wizard to help with this (you can modify the underlying rules if you like). One of these wizards is a “Learning mode”, which allows you to interact with a folder (or folders) and Anvil dynamically builds the rules based on this interaction. Another mode we have is “Request mode”, whereby the user is prompted if an application wants to write to a folder (you can optionally remember the confirmation).Here are the highlights shipping in the early accessFile write restrictions to designated folders. This means that you get to specify the applications that can write to a folder.File read and list restrictions on designated folders. In addition, to write restrictions, you can also limit what applications can read a file, or even list the contents of a folder.A request option, file write restrictions based on a prompts to the user (failing to respond results in access denied). This allows you to selectively allow an application that wants to write to a folder at the time of access.Learning mode captures what applications you use in a selected folder, then builds the rules to only allow those applications in the future.An immutable folder allows any application to write to the folder, but once written, a file can never be modified.Command line interface, if you’re keen, you can go old school and go to the consoleSome premium features that are in the works, or being investigatedEncrypted folder, any writes to this folder are encrypted using TNO (trust no one) encryption, only you know the keys to decrypt filesCanary files… create any number of files named whatever you like, and if any of these files are ever accessed, you’ll know you have been compromised.Action based file system changes, all file-based changes trigger actions that can perform external tasksCloud services access, use Drive Xtender cloud components to sync to cloud servicesWhat’s it all worth?Given the work that will be required to ensure Anvil remains secure, we are licensing Anvil File Security as a subscription-only model, here is a breakdown of pricing (billed annually)Standard license – $2/month ($24/year)Premium license – TBAFor “early access” users… happy daysPremium license – $1.50/month ($18/year)Premium license for existing Drive