can i set a password to my disket?
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Search the web using keywords "password protect floppy." you will find several options. Some are listed here:\n\nhttp://www.softheap.com/cdvlock.html\nhttp://www.softstack.com/hidedrv.html\nhttp://www.tomdownload.com/new_add/new20031130/hide_protect.htm
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There really isnt a way to easily get a password, just to reset it. That works by using a linux or some such boot software cd. It resets the password to whatever you want.
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Most computers also allow for a password to be set at the BIOS level.  To bypass it, they'd have to physically open the case to your computer.
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Have the Administrator give you rights.\n\nIf he won't, hack into his account using BIOS cracking passwords. The link to most is included in sources.
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there isnt a password. You computermight be set up for an admin and the login you have has limited access in XP.
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In a drive whose file stystem is NTFS, when chosen the properties of the drive, there'll be an option of "ENCRYPTING", which allows u to protect the drive with a password of ur user
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In WinRar you have this feature.\nWhen adding to archive, in the window go to protection and set a password
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go to:Overview>Preferences tap>set password.
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Get into the control panel and get into User Accounts and then click on the one that you're using. Then there is a setting there that you can set the password with. Hope this helps! Please select a best answer.
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If you're using XP...\n1.Right-click folder, Properties.\n2.Click the Sharing tab, then click the tab that says "Make this folder private"...\nClick Apply, then OK...the next time you try to open the folder it will ask for your Loggin Password... :)
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That's assuming the main drive is labled C.  This also only works for a Windows computer.  What you failed to mention is how she will access information that has been set to be shared.  First off, you want to set a password when your sharing a folder or drive.  You should see a prompt when your setting share settings.  To access a computer that has a shared drive, simply go to network neighborhood, find the computer by clicking on it, and you should be prompted to enter the password you earlier gave, then you have access to the files, you can drag/drop and even save files to other computers.
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Go to Tools, Options, Security to set your password.\nWord passwords are quite weak and easily cracked by readily available tools. You'd be safer encrypting your document with something like WinZip with the AES encryption option or the excellent free PGP.
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If you are talking about Microsoft Office files, you can set the password at:\nTools > Options > Security > Password to open\n\nIf you want to Secure contents of a whole folder, Right Click, go to Properties > Under General tabs attribute section select Advanced and click "Encrypt content to secure data". This uses your current windows credentials to encrypt and your data would be safe from others.
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You connect to the console port with the typical 9600/8/N/1 settings.\n\n-Power cycle it.\n-Type in a blank password.\n-Type 'enable'\n-Type in a blank password again.\n-Use the 'set password' command to set a new password\n-Use a blank password as the old password now.\nYou have 30 seconds to do this or you have to try again.\n-After that, you use the 'set password' and 'set enablepass' to set your new password.
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use a third-party software like FolderLock
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Go to control panel, then go to users, and set a password for your account. It will require you to type in your password when you boot windows. This is all assuming you are using windows.
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try using admin as the password