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thread starter JChan9219 May 15 2009
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| Hi, I heard your kinda techy so I'm wondering if you can answer my ?s. Usually when you want to access a program, a popup shows and puts allow or cancel... I need help putting a password onto it, so my sister doesn't abuse the programs... Help? This is for vista. |
Vuxrian 05/15/09
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| Just lock your comp when youre not using it. |
JChan9219 05/15/09
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| But I just want to put a pass in case.... |
Vuxrian 05/15/09
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| *uses help thing* No, you can't use a password to protect files and folders in Windows. However, some programs that run on Windows do allow you to protect individual files by using a password. For more information, check the Help for the program you are using. There are other ways to protect your files and folders in Windows. You can encrypt your files, manually specify who can access the folders or files, or hide them. Choose your method based on how secure the folders or files need to be. Encrypting is the most secure, while hiding the folders is the least secure. Note The ability to encrypt files and folders is not available in Windows Vista Starter, Windows Vista Home Basic, and Windows Vista Home Premium. |
AssassinDude 05/15/09
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| I have that same thing. Basically if it's your computer make a guest account. Then she can log on there and when the popup pops up it says you need the password. Win? |
JChan9219 05/15/09
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| My dad also has my computer, and he put a damn pass... on User Account Control Popup. |
CandyBrownie 05/15/09
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| JChan9219 said: "My dad also has my computer, and he put a damn pass... on User Account Control Popup." Just put a pass on you computer...A pass that NO ONE will know, or frequently change your pass and write it down :P |
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