Having no success blocking TrustyFiles ports?

That's not surprising. Although the main port for TrustyFiles and many other file sharing programs is port 1214, TrustyFiles (according to TrustyFiles own site) can use random ports. TrustyFiles can also be employed for personal file sharing using a user-selectable port.

So because users can select which ports they use, or can choose random port hopping, you are going to be kept guessing as they stay one step ahead.

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Block TrustyFiles with TerminatorX v2

Help is at hand. TerminatorX v2 can block TrustyFiles plus just about every other file sharing program. If you want to, you can also use it to block messengers, block chat and block games (even locally run games).

TerminatorX operates invisibly, scanning the running applications and removing those that you have pre-selected.

More than 220 web sites and programs are built into a tick list (see picture above). The file sharing pre-sets include:

Ares, Azureus, BadBlue, BearShare, BitComet, BitTorrent, Blubster, Cheetah, Crapster, DC++, Direct Connect, eDonkey, eMule, File Miner, File Navigator, FileShare, Filetopia, FlashGet, FreeWire, GLUZ, Gnotella, Gnucleus, Gnutella, GO MP3, Grokster, iMesh, KaZaA, LimeWire, Morpheus, MP3DownloadCity.com, Mute, MyNapster, Napster, NeoNapster, Overnet, PHEX, Piolet, Prune Baby, Shareaza, SwapNut, Swapper, TrustyFiles, URLBlaze, uTorrent, Warez P2P, WinMP3Locator, WinMX, XoloX, Yaga

If new file sharing programs appear in the future and cause you a headache, you can update TerminatorX's data file to include these quite easily.

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