Add a Password on Folders with Folder Guard
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One thing that is felt less in the Windows operating system is the problem of data security. By default we can not make meaningful protection for our files and data.
But somehow the data security remains a vital need for adequate. Moreover, if we have data that is important, while our computers are also used by others besides us. If it were so what’s the solution? By using the software Folder Guard you can do it.
Quite a lot of features provided by Folder Guard, among others:
- Preventing a person to do the format on your hard disk. When we do right click on the drive, the formatting menu will appear. What if there are other people who deliberately or accidentally formatting the hard disk? All of our data can be destroyed!
- Preventing someone did install the program.
- We can do any program setting can be executed by the user and which programs can not be executed.
- Protecting folders with passwords. If this feature is enabled then if only people who know the password can access all the sub folders and files on the protected folder. This is one of the features found on hard other protection programs.

If we protect password folders with a password, so if the folder in the right click will display the Unlock menu.

If the Unlock menu is clicked, a dialog box will appear that asks you to enter a password.
Download: http://www.winability.com/
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