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Sid
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Jump Drives - 2/3/2005 23:05:34
I've got to do some serious backing up. I bought a $30.00 jump drive and filled it up quickly. I think it works swift. Is there a way to password protect those in case they are lost or stolen??? Any pro's and con's to using these would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Larry M.
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RE: Jump Drives - 2/4/2005 8:25:03
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Is there a way to password protect those in case they are lost or stolen?
Sid,
A concern of mine as well since I move Quicken Small Business files back and forth between three computers.
As far as I know the Jump Drive itself can't be password protected. My solution is to password protect/encrypt files before copying to the Jump Drive.
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traveler98
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RE: Jump Drives - 2/15/2005 18:00:36
Actually just bought a new jump drive that has password capabilites from Lexar. Not sure I will use it, but was same price range as others so why not?
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Larry M.
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RE: Jump Drives - 2/15/2005 21:14:09
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some of them do come with encryption capabilities
Bobby & Traveler98,
Good to know. Thanks!
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