Apply a password to a folder

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• Is it possible to apply a password to a folder in my photo folder?

  I have individual files in my photo folder.  I would like to put an option of password on one of security files.  Is there a way to do this?

  If your user account is protected by password, all your files & folders are protected by password, too.

  Any version of Windows includes an option to password - protect individual folders.

  You will find appropriate assistance post in this forum: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-security

• How do I add a password on a folder (windows xp)

  How can I add a password on a folder? I want to prevent others using my laptop to access private files stored in this folder.

  Windows does not support this feature, but you can use Bing or Google to find an additional program which will be.

• How to password protect a folder

  I want the password protect a folder that contains several excel files.

  This question would be better displayed in the Windows topic given that it relates to the definition of the permissions on a folder.

  Here is a link to a page that explains the definition of permissions on folders and files for Windows XP:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/security/permissions.mspx

  Hope that helps!

• Adding a password to a folder.

  You are able to add a password to a folder on a server?

  You really cannot password protect folders with Vista (However, you can protect zipped files/records http://techblissonline.com/how-to-password-protect-zip-files-in-windows-xpwindows-vista/) - which is not one of its features (at least it is not 32-bit Vista Business SP2).

  Here is a free software that protects files in encrypted them so only people you want to be able to access it can do without seeing just gibberish: http://www.newsoftwares.net/folderlock/.  It does not use a password (just your connection user name rights), but it accomplishes the same goal.  There is also a paid version of this program that, in my view, password protect folders (or the free version can also well - information is not entirely clear).

  It's not exactly what you want, but it can serve your needs - you can check it out and see for yourself: http://www.bestvistadownloads.com/software/k-folder-lock-hide-password-protect-private-file-t-free-easy-file-locker-download-thfxsbeu.html.

  It's not exactly what you want, but affects the protection of password for the files (in an unusual way): http://www.nirmaltv.com/2008/07/25/password-protect-your-folders-in-windows-with-my-lockbox/.

  Here is one that seems to be what you want, but I can't say if it can be isolated from the other features that you may not: http://www.easyfreeware.com/folderdefence_free-38583-freeware.html.

  I don't know if you are hosting a web page, but if you do, you can get software password protection free in Exchange for a permanent link to the company being placed on your web page: http://www.protect-folders.com/free.html.  It can also be bought--I don't check the price.

  In here's one for $20, which just about everything you'd want from a software folder password protected: http://www.filebuzz.com/fileinfo/5682/Protect_Folder_98.html - but I normally do not recommend software that costs money because it has options (such as the others listed here) who are free and they often work just as good if not better.  I added this just so that you would have a final option if you do not like the others.

  This should be enough options to check them out and make a choice (if it meets your needs).  To do exactly what you want (and only that) probably requires commercial software (as above)-although I am woring and one of them can do the job very well.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Is it possible to set a password to a folder randomly in Windows 7?

  I would like to know if it is possible to add a protection password to a folder created in Windows 7. I realize that you can set up different user accounts or enter the settings on a network share, but it's not my situation. I usually let the friends and other family members just use my computer without going to the trouble to set up a new user account. I would like to create a folder where I can keep the documents with lists of passwords, numbers of accounts and other sensitive data. Is it possible to simply set a password to a single folder?

  It is not possible to specifically put a password on a folder and using something like file encryption would not be useful to you or given to your entire family use the same account.

  Short of recommending the use of different accounts that would be wise you might look at some of the solutions available out there like PGP and so on.

  You might also consider password protecting the actual files, then your file passwords, for example, if it's in Microsoft Word, add a password.

  Simple answer, however, is to use accounts for different users, for this and many many other advantages...

  Good luck!
  Jon

  www.insidetheregistry.com

• BlackBerry Z10 password protect a folder?

  It is a way to password protect a folder in "Remember-> folders '?

  No, not that I know of.

• How to create password protected new folder in Windows 2007?

  How to create password protected new folder in Windows 2007?

  No such thing as Windows "2007"!
  If you mean that Windows 7, then you can not natively. You must use a third-party encryption application.

• Why am I wondered documents permission password of PDF files sent by suppliers who have not applied to passwords for them?

  Why am I wondered documents permission password of PDF files sent by suppliers who have not applied to passwords for them?

  These PDF files can be opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF readers without password?

• Can I apply a password to open a single folder in my bookmarks list?

  I have several files but would like extra security, that she only be able to open my bank account with a password. Is this possible?

  Thank you, the-edmeister, this finally answers my query will do as you suggested

• Finder keeps asking for password for the folder home page items

  Didier 10.10.5 on early 2008 Mac Pro

  Finder keeps askign my password even when you move to delete files on my office or home folder.

  Also not Save can open documents, as it says I don't have permission.

  have you tried disk since the start of the recovery Partition and repaired disk utility and checked all permissions.

  Also used "password reset from the trunk to recover... and reset the ACLs

  Tchanged password, the same discount utility password,

  But all in vain.

  What I do in my own home folder, I keep getting blocked or have to enter my password.

  See other discussions on this topic and so I followed the information in their breast and tried all the foregoing.

  What can I do else?

  Reset user - file property See post by Linc Davis

• Apply the password policy when you reset password

  I want to apply password history, age Minimum and age Maximum while resetting the password in Active Directory. There is no way to do before resetting the password being an administrative activity, but it's in the news that we can apply this policy even as the password reset. I just want to know if it's true, how we can do it, or by using the attributes that?

  Hello

  I suggest you post your query on the TechNet forums to get help. Consult the following link:

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home

  It will be useful.

• Some sort of password protect the folder "Startup"? Without administrator.

  I wonder if I can password protect or even lock the start-up folder for a specific user? I don't have administrator privileges, so I'm not able to use any kind of folder lock program. I need to make sure that the programs that I put in the folder loading whenever my PC starts, without them being able to be moved out of the folder. If anyone has any ideas, I would be very happy!

  Thank you

  Without being admin, I don't think you can do a lot. There is always the possibility to elevate yourself, which isn't too difficult, but giving instructions to bypass passwords and crack administrator accounts is against the rules of this forum. I'm sorry. Why not, contact your system administrator and set the autostart files? Or is that you won't know everything?

  -Mithrandir

• How do I password protect a folder in my documents?

  I want to ensure safety on some sensitive documents within a folder in my documents...

  You can find third-party software that can encrypt a file. Google Search allows you to search for compatible programs. Here is one of these programs: FileWard.

• Password protect a folder in the Finder?

  I want to protect certain folders on my desk of passers-by. Is it possible to require a password to open a file on an Office Open in the Finder?

  There are various third-party applications that can encrypt files or "hide". Nothing built in El Capitan, however.