Password on USB-stick
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Password on USB-stick
Does anyone know a good program to make the USB-stick ask for a password before i can see, delete, save, edit... a file on the USB-stick??
it should be freeware
it should be freeware
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501st_commander
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Re: passwort on USB-stick
It depends on the usb stick. What brand do you have?
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Re: Password on USB-stick
Kingston DataTraveler 1 GB
i know there is a software, U3, by ScanDisk, but i haven't a U3-Stick
i know there is a software, U3, by ScanDisk, but i haven't a U3-Stick
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Re: Password on USB-stick
I dont think there is a password software for that drive.
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Re: Password on USB-stick
If it's absolutely necessary, you can just zip up the contents of your USB drive and then give te zip file a pass.
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Re: Password on USB-stick
7z file alsoFluffy_the_ic wrote:If it's absolutely necessary, you can just zip up the contents of your USB drive and then give te zip file a pass.
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Re: Password on USB-stick
yes i no but this is to long for me.
i know some software but at one i have to pay for and the otherone Cryptyp or someting like this i don't understand
i know some software but at one i have to pay for and the otherone Cryptyp or someting like this i don't understand
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Re: Password on USB-stick
yes this is someting like what i'm looking for but 2 questions:
1) if the USB Secure.exe is deleted what will happen?? can i get my files or ate they loosed??
2) What is the different between the full and free versio??
But if there is a programm were you can't delet, and post files on the USB it will be gread.
EDIT
I test it and i see it's not so good for me because it's not compatible with portable apps. now my autorun file is deletet and i've got a file on the USB-Stick i can't delete
but thx
1) if the USB Secure.exe is deleted what will happen?? can i get my files or ate they loosed??
2) What is the different between the full and free versio??
But if there is a programm were you can't delet, and post files on the USB it will be gread.
EDIT
I test it and i see it's not so good for me because it's not compatible with portable apps. now my autorun file is deletet and i've got a file on the USB-Stick i can't delete
but thx
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Re: Password on USB-stick
Move all of your data you want to keep on you pc, then reformat the drive.Anakin wrote:EDIT
I test it and i see it's not so good for me because it's not compatible with portable apps. now my autorun file is deletet and i've got a file on the USB-Stick i can't delete
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Re: Password on USB-stick
I've still done
