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Thread: Password protect USB Flash Drive w/PStart?

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    zapjb's Avatar Computer Abuser BT Rep: +3
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    I have a 1GB USB Flash Drive with PStart as the launcher. I want to password protect the drive. Just like a login password prompt. I don't want to encrypt anything. Takes too long.

    I've tried U3 & portableapps launchers. Both sucked. I've tried at least 3 different encryption progams. All screwy.

    I want to say I'm enjoying PStart.

    I'm looking to password protect my USB flash drive that & also preserve PStart autostart ability.

    I can't find a program that does this. I want all but PStart to be password protected. Encryption is not what I'm after.

    Basically the functionality I'm looking for is just plugin the drive. Removable Disk options box opens with option of programs to chose. I chose PStart. Then I'd get a login password prompt.

    Oh I'd like to use this USB on public computers. So the solution can't require Admin Rights. The solution/program should be freeware, easy to setup & fast.

    Thanks
    Last edited by zapjb; 03-02-2007 at 08:19 AM. Reason: more info

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    Actually looking for something simillar myself although i have trucrypt. Cd-lock is another encrytion prg you might want to try.

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    Found an app. Folder Lock. Exactly as needed.

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    folder lock is very dangerous baecuse when folder lock will corupt all your file will not be open...
    all your files will be lost
    be carefull in using folder lock

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    Quote Originally Posted by tsololot View Post
    folder lock is very dangerous baecuse when folder lock will corupt all your file will not be open...
    all your files will be lost
    be carefull in using folder lock
    How are you sourcing these wild claims?

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    i think folder lock is fine
    Maybe one day we'll wake up and this will all just be a dream

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    Quote Originally Posted by medo View Post
    i think folder lock is fine
    My experience as well.

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