🛡 Windows Secure Mode · For Parents

Download. Double-click.
Done.

No PowerShell commands. No folders to create. No technical setup. The one-click installer automatically applies and verifies the Windows protections that make Layers Guard harder to bypass in Chrome.

Windows 10/11 · Google Chrome · Free · Parent administrator permission required
// That's really it

Three simple steps

The installer handles the technical work for you.

Download protection
Step 01

Download

Click Download Windows Protection. You only need one file: Layers-Guard-Windows-Setup.bat.

BATDouble-clickAllow changes?Yes
Step 02

Double-click

Open the downloaded file. Windows will ask for administrator permission. Click Yes and enter the parent's administrator password if requested.

Windows Secure Mode installed
Step 03

Done

The installer downloads the verified Layers Guard protection scripts, applies the Chrome policies, checks that they worked, and saves a rollback backup automatically.

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If Chrome is already open

Close and reopen Chrome once after setup so all Windows policies are picked up. That's the only follow-up step.

// Automatic protection

What the installer does for you

Windows Secure Mode automatically configures and verifies:

Chrome Guest Mode disabled
Chrome Incognito disabled
New Chrome profiles disabled
Extension Developer Mode disabled
Layers Guard force-installed
Rollback backup saved safely

Built to fail safely

The BAT file does not contain a second, simplified copy of the hardening logic. It downloads the already-audited PowerShell toolkit from a version-pinned public repository, verifies each downloaded file against its expected Git blob hash, and only then runs it. If verification fails, setup stops.

One important parent rule

The child's Windows account should be a Standard User, not an Administrator. Keep the administrator password with the parent. Windows Secure Mode strengthens Google Chrome; it does not control Firefox, Brave, Edge, native apps, other devices, or an Administrator user.

// Easy rollback

Want to remove Windows Secure Mode?

The installer keeps the original policy backup in a protected Windows location so rollback is simple too.

Download → Double-click → Removed

Use the removal file below. It restores only the policy values Layers Guard owns and preserves later administrator changes when there is a conflict.

Download Remove Windows Secure Mode