Like a Flashdrive for example? (And by protect I mean with a secure password.)
G Geos59 Posts: 9 +0 Mar 6, 2009 #1 Like a Flashdrive for example? (And by protect I mean with a secure password.)
D DelJo63 Mar 7, 2009 #2 Most externals are formatted as FAT32, so the answer is basically NO. You can get a PGP tool to protect files and folders. If you ONLY attach to Windows systems, you might consider converting the external to NTFS then changing the NTFS permissions on the folder of concern to allow only your login
Most externals are formatted as FAT32, so the answer is basically NO. You can get a PGP tool to protect files and folders. If you ONLY attach to Windows systems, you might consider converting the external to NTFS then changing the NTFS permissions on the folder of concern to allow only your login
