Multilevel protection of your folders and disks
EditBy: Multilevel Protection of your folders and discs. You can select any folders, discs and disc sections (including CD/DVD-ROM drives) and block access to them, as well as hide them.

You data will not be available even via special utilities or from other user Profiles. It will also be impossible to record them on discs and diskettes.

The program supports four recommended protection levels. Program interface is extremely simple and is intended for a broad range of users.

FAT32 and NTFS support.

Main program functions:

1. Blocking access to any folders including those of the system.

2. Blocking access to discs, disc sections and drives.

3. Hiding discs, disc sections and drives

Protected folders will be inaccessible for recording to other media. You will not have to worry about safety of the data as it sometimes happens during encryptions because the program will not modify the files - just block access or hide.

The program works under set of Windows systems including Windows Server, supports FAT32 and NTFS file systems. It can also work under Windows Vista systems but with limitations.

Safety of work with the program.

Before starting to work with the program, get acquainted with all help sections attentively. Remember your password well or note it down in case you set it. Remember: if you lose it, you will not be able to start the program. Be careful when blocking system folders. For example, after blocking the Desktop folder you will not be able to access the shortcuts located on it. It is not recommended to block or Hide Drive C, on which you system is located, either. After you have changed the view of the folder having blocked the access to it, it is not recommended to transfer filed in it. For example, if you transfer the files into the folder, which has taken the view and functions of the Recycle Bin, the files already in it will be saved and the files that you transferred will be moved to the recycle bin. you can free download Locker Standard 1.0 now.