XP Pro - Can I password protect Windows as a whole?

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• How can I password protect my USB port?

  Hello

  I use Windows XP SP 2. I want the password protect my USB port so that whenever I plug in a device, like USB flash drive, modem, USB etc key, you are prompted for the password which will protect my computer against unauthorized individuals to use my USB port and helping to prevent the intrusion of virus. How can I put the password in my USB port? This is not possible in Service Pack 2, then I'm ready to upgrade to Service Pack 3. Thank you.

  If you want to protect your USB with password if you have lost your pen drive it contains the password, then you can use bitlocker to go. But for USB itself and also to protect the material you may have a look at:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Magazine/2007.06.grouppolicy.aspx

  However, I expect that some third-party tools may be able to do.

• How can I password protect my Reader 11 document?

  
  I have recently been upgraded to Player 11 and I can not find where I can password protect a document as I could in previous versions.

  Adobe Reader has never been able to set a password. So I guess that until you had Acrobat Standard or Acrobat Pro, allowing you to set a password.

• Can you password protect an appearance?

  I'm fairly new to Adobe and I don't know if this has been posted elsewhere or not, if so I apologize.  I understand that you can password protect the electronic signature, but you can password protect an image imported into the appearance?

  Suppose, for example, I would like to sign a document with the electronic signature, but also do is look more professional by appear as my real signature.  I would create an appearance with my scanned signature imported, but the appearance and then registers itself without any form of protection.  If it's a public computer, someone could sign the document with his electronic signature, but then chose my appearance and that the document signed resembling my signature.  I could remove the appearance each time after use, but it's tedious.   Guess another way of expression, my question would be, is I possible to assign an appearance as only my electronic signature?

  Any help on this matter is greatly appreciated!

  mduffypaec wrote:

  I asked simply is there a way to password protect the appearance (my scanned signature).

  N °

• Can you password protect a pdf portfolio? Not a single PDF, but a pdf portfolio file.

  I know how to password protect individual PDF files. My quesiton is can password protect a pdf portfolio after having assembled the portfolio.

  Yes, but he controls only thw characteristic of top level (for example, the ability to add other files or change the layout). The files of members control their own security.

  The value through the "Portfolio properties" dialog box on the file menu.

• How Can I password protect an Image field

  It is a trick that you know the password protect a field of the image?

  I have an image field, only a few Directors authorized for use. I want to restrict others to use it.

  I put a button next to the field of the image that the user can click to activate it. On the initialization event of the defined Image access "read-only" field (ImageField1.access = "readOnly". Then on the click event of the button using code like this:

  PSWD var = app.response ("this image is protected by a password. \n Please enter a password valid. ») ;

  If (pswd == 'password') {}

  ImageField1.access

  = "";

  } else

  {

  App.Alert ("you entered an invalid password!")

  }

  Paul

• HP Officejet Pro 8600 more: password protect my wireless printer

  I want to put a password on my 8600 Pro Plus.  I looked in the guide and went to the printers IP address and the password.

  It shows not protected.

  If wireless SSID of your router and change the password.

• Can you password protect a pdf file before sent for signature?

  I need to send a file protected password file for the signature of someone else, is it possible?

  Sure. Just make sure that under "Authorized changes" you select one of the options with "sign existing signature fields" in there.

• To password protect a zip file in Windows 7

  OK, so we have Windows 7 after using XP. But now we have a big problem. I can't password protect all files zip or open them. Google seems to find no answer if anyone can tell me how I can do this. Now, if I can't create/open, then we have a serious problem. Can someone tell me why this has been deleted if it were.

  7-zip is free software and work to password protect, however if the file is transferred to another computer, that computer must have 7 zip installed to open it.

  Another option is that Windows 7 Professional and ultimate edition have the option to use Windows XP Mode, which should enable the password protection. I don't know if the recipient (if the file is intended for email) / other computer should open in the same mode of Windows XP.

  I could be wrong, but I tried to create an archive of password protected using 7 - zip and selecting the format of "zip" archive Once that the archive was created I closed my 7 - zip and then open the archive and entered my password using Windows Explorer.

  Everything worked OK, so presumably you can open an archive on another PC that does not have installed 7 - zip, as long as you created archive using "zip" as the format.

• How to password protect shared XP files.

  I noticed how you can password protect Windows 7 file sharing (with the account user name and password). What's possible with Windows XP?

  Change password: net user guest newpassword

  Remove password: net user comments * (press twice)

  May also manage user accounts in Control Panel.

  Or type control userpasswords2 in the box run from the start menu.

  John

• password protected computer running windows can be accesed If stolen

  I have a hp laptop with windows vista. I have a password at start up. my laptop was stolen today.

  I would like to know if the hard drive is removed and plugged into another computer or a usb box can be access the data without the password. any help is appreciated

  Hello

  Thanks for your reply... but from your response, it seems that the hard drive is not out of the box... There is some level of protection... What are according to you can be easily bypassed... I have the Internet was something like gains possession of the disc or something like that... I just wanted to confirm if this was the case... or is that by plugging the hard drive via a USB external box, the files are directly accessible.

  Thank you.

  I have to decline responded that this forum has srtict rule prohibiting any person showing users how to circumvent and bypass the password protection.
  Here is the link about this policy: Microsoft's strategy to get around password for the benefits of others looking for answers, please check the suggestion as answer if it solves your problem.

• I can access pc window xp 7 but can't access window 7 pc of Windows xp who asked for username & password. I already had the off-ramp of password protected sharing

  1 PC having xp

  PC 2 having win.7
  2 PC can access everything shared on pc 1
  but pc 1 can't access anything whatsoever to pc 2
  It was asking username and password
  password protected sharing is already disable
  If I have a username & password for the pc 2 it would not
  These systems are mutually ping correctly.
  the Working Group is the same
  what I have to do

  Hi Anil,

  I suggest you try all the steps from the following link to make sure that all parameters are set accordingly.

  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows

  Post us the results once you try the steps above.

• Satellite Pro P300 - after Truesuite update I can't open protected files

  Hello
  Sorry for my bad English, but I came to Italy, and here we do not have any forum that can solve my problem.

  I have a Toshiba laptop pro P300 with fingerprint reader. I use fingerprints to log and protect certain files, simply out of curiosity, he seemed cool...: |
  The problem was born while I recently updated "truesuite access manager. Since I did the update I can not open protected files, I have not read that I have to remove the protection before the update (damn...), but these files are important to me and I have to reopen them.

  To solve the problem at all first I restore the system prior to the update to have the old version and open these files again, but my fingers are deleted and I can not create new prints because the pc said "could not open the sensor. I don't know what that means.
  I thought he needs some drivers, so I reinstalled truesuite Manager to access, several times, I reinstalled the BIOS, I did the scan of the drive and the diagnosis of toshiba, but the sensor still does not work.

  I think that if I can record a fingerprint with the old version of the program I will be protected able to open files again (and I will no longer protect them) because only the old version of the program knows how to decrypt these files, but I do not know how to enable the fingerprint sensor. Could someone help me, please?
  Thank you very much!

  The update of Truesuite comes WindowsUpdate? Or did you download the update from the Web from Toshiba site?

  You can use your backup password (usually its your Windows password) to access the files?

• How to protect a directory with password in windows XP?

  How to protect a directory with password in windows XP?

  XP does not use passwords to protect resources. NT operating systems use the permissions. Here's the information to help you with that:

  How to disable Simple Sharing and set permissions on a folder shared in Windows XP (Pro only)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/?kbid=307874

  How to configure file sharing in Windows XP (includes information about permissions):
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/304040

  By default in XP Home you can only files and folders under My Documents "private". Otherwise, to display the Security tab in Windows XP Home, restart in safe mode and log on with an account that has administrator privileges. Go in Safe Mode, press the F8 key as the computer starts. That you will get the menu where you can choose Safe Mode.

  Note that the file system must be NTFS, FAT32 not.

  Passwording of folders is not possible unless you their zip. When you do (right click on a folder, then "send to > compressed folder") and then open the zip file, you will find an option under file > "add a password." Otherwise, use a third-party software. Google "password protect folders".
  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• a router monitor can display of my purchases in a site like eBay password protected?

  a router monitor can display of my purchases in a site like eBay password protected? If not, what exactly can a router monitor (on another computer), discovered on my wireless laptop? Thanks in advance for any help with this issue!

  Hello

  1. which version of the Windows operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. What is the exact application you're talking about?

  Router monitor is a tool that allows you to control the router that you are connected to and see the other IP connected as well as other important details.  He usually don't know the details on a Web page he's been watching just the traffic lights. However, some routers have the ability to connect what websites is visited and how much time is spent and how much bandwidth has been used.

  Therefore, you can also contact the manufacturer of the software for more details on the subject.