Disk Password Protection 5.5.1

Utility used to password protect hard disks and partitions as well as the operating system load. Access to data is restricted at the low level. The utility protection mechanisms start working with the hard disk directly before the operating system and third party software and hardware are loaded. Uninstalling the utility will not remove the protection, all protected partitions and disks will remain so until you disable the password protection. ...

Author EXLADE, Inc.
License Free To Try
Price $49.00
Released 2018-02-14
Downloads 1657
Filesize 10.58 MB
Requirements 133 MHz CPU; 5 MB; 32 MB RAM
Installation Install and Uninstall
Keywords disk encryption, volume encryption, boot password, hdd, volume, partition, crypto, disk lock, os lock, systme lock, partition lock, secure nt, access control, protection, securent, aes, sha
Users' rating
(11 rating)
Disk Password ProtectionAccess ControlWindows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windo
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