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Old 09-02-2007, 02:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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well i have hard drive which i have partition into 2..so i wants to lock or put password @ on of my partition which is C: is there any application for it or ways lock it?
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Old 09-02-2007, 02:59 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I u have ur windows on C: then u can't lock it.
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Gving password to the drive is not known,but u can do the same thing using the following trick....


go to run,type regedit,and follow the following path

-hkey_current_user
-software
-microsoft
-windows
-current version
-policies
-explorer(double click)

then on right side panal,right cilck,then from new choose DWORD value,rename it as NoDrives,double click it,choose decimal value,and put the values for respecitve drive.(A=0,B=2,C=4,D=8,E=16,F=32............),now restart the computer,ur drive will b hidden,but if u will specify the path in the address bar then it will b visible to the user,now the thing is that u have to set this as invisible to the user,then follow the same path,again choose DWORD value,now rename it as NoViewOnDrive and again specify the value for it with decimal as a base,now again restart the computer,now even if u will b providing the path,ur administrarive setting will not allow to view the contains of the file,

if u wants to access the information from the drive then set the value data to b 0,and enjoy the security...........
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I u have ur windows on C: then u can't lock it.
ok sir,then can we give password to the another drives in which our system is not there?

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ok sir,then can we give password to the another drives in which our system is not there?
Yes, u can use third part s/w to lock these drives. Use these
Easy Drive Lock (rar)
WinGuard Pro 2007
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U can lock the drive using registry trick, given here:

TUTORIAL: All Kinds of Restrictions for Windows XP/2003
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