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by superphil123
by superphil123
by jlouis45
if you want the PC to be used only by you the you have the BIOS password. for that you can lock all the resources not only the HDD but your full system. If you only want certain things in the HDD to be protected you can use the user password so that other's cant view them.
To make the system pw you have to switchon the computer press del and log on to the user password type the password go to the bios setup and enable password = system then save the changes thats it. You system cant be opened by anyone.
by superphil123
by techboy 606
go to MY Computer
Right click on hard drive
select Properties
select Shared As
select Access Type desired
assign Password
Apply
OK
:-)
by techboy 606
by superphil123
by superphil123
by fenaikh
Hi
There are many software to help you protect your system and HD.Some are for booting ,some for access control and some as screen savers.
Good luck
Mohamed
I Low level hard disk security solution
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1- Variants BIOS offer activation of a boot password.(breakable if case could be open).
2- Boot Drive Lock for Win 95/98/ME
Can be configured to require a password to boot the system.
http://www.crashcoursesoftware.com/download/bdlock.html
II Access control software
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1- The Lock for Windows 95/98/ME
Complete Windows workstation access control and desktop security.
http://www.crashcoursesoftware.com/download/thelock.html
2-ScreenLock :
is an excellent PC & file security program providing easy, yet secure access to your computer while denying other's attempts to access your computer.
http://www.screenlock.com/screenlock.htm
3- Norman Access Control with encryption for Windows 95/98 and NT/2000
The easy configuration options within NAC allow you to build up security to the level you require whilst achieving a stable environment that is completely transparent to the user.
Start-up security
NAC95/98 and NAC NT/2000 employ a program known as Boot Security Manager. This protects the start-up procedure for PCs running Windows 95, 98 and Windows NT, 2000, preventing interruption of the boot process when function keys are pressed.Encryption
http://www.norman.com/products_nac_common.shtml
III
screen saver
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!-Use the one it came with windows or any other screen saver which stay if a fter boot.
(windows screen saver could be broken if reboot it in save mode)
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