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How to Password Protect Folders
17 October 2017 Ashley S. Miller Specialist of Customer Service Dept.
Summary
How to protect sensitive data from others’ access becomes important when sharing PC. Renee File Protector helps you password protect folders, files and partition in your hard disk. Easy steps but with high level protection.
It is unavoidable that sharing computer with others in our daily life. Then how to protect the sensitive files/folders and even disk from others’ access become an important issue. Renee File Protector is a powerful computer security program that you can use to control access to files, folders and even disk. You can use Renee File Protector to lock your personal files and data with password. As a result, it can stop other users from peeking into your sensitive data. Also, you can completely hide/deny read/deny write the target files, folders and even disk. Get more about why and how to password protect folders.
Why choose Renee File Protector?
- Works with drives of any format.
- Control access to programs and CD-Rom
- Runs on a wide range of Windows systems.
- Password protect and restrict access to files/folders/disk.
- Hide your personal folders from other users and prying eyes.
- More advanced settings upgrade the safety of the software and your data.
Lock with Master Password of Renee File Protector
(Folder encrypted through this plan will not be password-protected after the uninstallation of Renee File Protector.)
Step 1: Launch Renee File Protector and click “Hard disk” then “Lock File”.
Step 2: Click “Lock Folder” and then select the target folder in the pop up browser.
Step 3: When you want to open the protected folders, you will be required the master password.
Besides, you can also right click the target folder and select “Lock (Deny read + run + write)”. Enter the master password in the pop-up window. Then whole encrypt process will be finished.
Lock with Master Password of Renee File Protector
Folders locked through this function will still under protection even Renee File Protector is uninstalled.
Step 1: Right-click the target folder, select “Renee File Protector” in the menu and then click “Encrypt a copy” or “Encrypt to *exe”.
Step 2: Please enter the independent password in the pop-up window. (Please remember the password.)
Step 3: Safe delete the source folder.
After the lock process finished, the source folder will still reserve. So you need to safe delete it with “Shred and delete it” function of Renee File Protector.
Step 4: Enter the independent password.
When you run or extract the password-protected folder, you will be required to enter the password you set when encrypt the folder.