Securing and external (USB/IEEE1394) HDD

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R. C. White

Hi, Vasal.

Let me be the first to say FIX YOUR DATE.

Setting it a week ahead of us is considered bad manners. Just like cutting
into the head of a line. The responses you get might be just as
ill-tempered as in that situation.

Fix your system date, then post your question again.

RC
 
I concur with the date issue, either fix it and repost or come back next
Monday afternoon for an answer.
 
I think I'll wait until I catch up with you before I can comment on this.
Since I'm about 6 days out of your time zone, it may be a while.
 
vasal said:
Is there a way to protect the contents of an external HDD from
unauthorised viewing/writing. In most USB Flash Memories there is a
program which after running it the USB Flash requires a password to
access it everytime it is connected to a computer. Is there something
like that for HDDs?
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Your time is set incorrectly.

Q
 
"vasal" said in <snip>

This message thread has been deleted from the local store in my news
client which means it will not appear nor will it get redownloaded.
Repost after you have fixed your date problem.
 
Is there a way to protect the contents of an external HDD from unauthorised
viewing/writing. In most USB Flash Memories there is a program which after
running it the USB Flash requires a password to access it everytime it is
connected to a computer. Is there something like that for HDDs?
 
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