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nathy_87
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3rd Jun 10 at 11:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Hey all, I've got a external Hard-drive with a few folders on it, but I'll be lending it to my mate so he can tansfer some stuff on to it for me, but needs to take it back home over the weekend. So I'm just wondering is there anyways you can put passwords on the folders so that he cannot access them, if so how?

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Doug
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3rd Jun 10 at 11:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Not really. Passworded RAR file?
Steve
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just set permissions and owner on it to you providing the hdd is formatted ntfs
Doug
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Yeah but he can just change that easily enough lol
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i think if you set deny access to everyone and only allow on your user, then you cant take ownership even if using a local admin ona different PC
adiohead
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porn?
Jambo
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quote:
Originally posted by adiohead
gay porn?


Has to be.
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nathy_87
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Jambo, you was alright until you got your French queer machine. Nice colour though.

FYI no it's not porn.
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there is a way you can make the folder invisible.

edit. but when you highlight over it a small rectangle appears which you can double click on to access the folder

[Edited on 03-06-2010 by sc0ott]
Dom
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only secure way of doing is to use something like truecrypt, otherwise password rar/zip/etc
John
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EFS would probably do the job.
ashleh
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I used to have a program that would hide folders, and to un-hide them you enter a password. Can't remember what it's called tho.
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That would set the folder attribute to +h (hidden). It'll show up in CMD if you type DIR or if 'show all hidden files and folders' option is enabled.

AxCrypt will do the job, http://www.axantum.com/AxCrypt/Default.html
John
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quote:
Originally posted by John
EFS would probably do the job.
noshua
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quote:
Originally posted by noshua
That would set the folder attribute to +h (hidden). It'll show up in CMD if you type DIR or if 'show all hidden files and folders' option is enabled.

AxCrypt will do the job, http://www.axantum.com/AxCrypt/Default.html
John
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EFS wouldn't hide it at all, it would just encrypt it so you couldn't access it.
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quote:
Originally posted by adiohead
porn?



quote:
Originally posted by Noshua
That would set the folder attribute to +h (hidden). It'll show up in CMD if you type DIR or if 'show all hidden files and folders' option is enabled.



I used to do that when i was a teen at home
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quote:
Originally posted by John
EFS wouldn't hide it at all, it would just encrypt it so you couldn't access it.


I was highlighting: AxCrypt will do the job, http://www.axantum.com/AxCrypt/Default.html

+h was great for porn when I was younger

 
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