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How to protect a folder with a password?
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beamthegreat
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What are you going to hide and from who?
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You could always creat seperate accounts an password protect the one you want, but the admin account could still see your files.
zip it? and add password? lowest compression rate. and you can access to the stuffs inside without extracting?
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LOL
| Originally Posted by dj_mocok /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've asked this question a long long time ago. And I found out it's just easier to store my adult movies in an external drive and hide it under the bed. |
LOL
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I shouldn't be saying this but yes its realllllllllllly easy. Install TrueCrypt use 256 Aes to slow us down
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| Originally Posted by Superpredator /img/forum/go_quote.gif When I was researching TrueCrypt I remember reading that law enforcement has said it can crack Folder Lock pretty easily. Encrypt4all might not be any better, but at least it's free. |
I shouldn't be saying this but yes its realllllllllllly easy. Install TrueCrypt use 256 Aes to slow us down
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With my previous post I wrecked any chance I had at relying on the plausible deniability TrueCrypt offers, so it's a good thing I've got nothing to hide.
Mostly I just want my private files to remain private in the event that I die prematurely. There's no need to make my mom sad twice.
| Originally Posted by XaNE /img/forum/go_quote.gif I shouldn't be saying this but yes its realllllllllllly easy. Install TrueCrypt use 256 Aes to slow us down
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With my previous post I wrecked any chance I had at relying on the plausible deniability TrueCrypt offers, so it's a good thing I've got nothing to hide.
Mostly I just want my private files to remain private in the event that I die prematurely. There's no need to make my mom sad twice.
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The entire first page of links from that google search is useless, outdated, or poor advice with no mention of the significant caveats.
| Originally Posted by koven /img/forum/go_quote.gif Here you go, you're welcome. Let me google that for you |
The entire first page of links from that google search is useless, outdated, or poor advice with no mention of the significant caveats.
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couldn't pay me to look down there.
| Originally Posted by fenixdown110 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Now we know where to look. 
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couldn't pay me to look down there.
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LMAO! I never saw that before. I need to start doing that when brokers ask me questions. Perfect
| Originally Posted by koven /img/forum/go_quote.gif Here you go, you're welcome. Let me google that for you |
LMAO! I never saw that before. I need to start doing that when brokers ask me questions. Perfect
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Whats wrong with NTFS permissions? What are you trying to hide? What kind of enviroment are you working in that your so worried.
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