Folder Lock

Yes.

By default, Lockers are undeletable on the computer where Folder Lock is installed. 

However, you can delete Lockers from within the application. In 'Encrypt Files' there is a button called 'Delete' that asks you the Locker password when you wish to delete a particular Locker from the list. 

If you do not want to keep your Lockers undeletable, you can do so by going into the 'Security Settings > Password Security' and uncheck the option for it. Note: You will require a Master Password if you enable Locker Delete Protection in Settings>Password Security.

There is nothing to worry about. Even if your trial version ends, you will still have access to your data. You can also unprotect your data.

However, once your trial period expires, you will not be able to add any more data for protection (i.e. you cannot create new Wallets or Lockers).

Reply on "KeithCorbin How do I know which version of folder lock? is that a new version or not?"

Q1: You can check software version in the following way: Run Folder Lock to go to the 'Help & Support' tab on the top menu. Then go to 'About' to check the current Folder Lock version installed on your computer. Within Folder Lock: Run Folder Lock to go to the 'Help & Support' tab on the top menu. Then go to 'About' to check the current Folder Lock version installed on your computer.

Q2: What pollyp said "new version" is a version that above folder lock 6.

Folder Lock is installed with the regular application shortcuts on your Windows Desktop, Windows Quick Launch, and Folder Lock icon in the System Tray.

If you do not see Folder Lock icon in the System Tray, it may be hidden. Click the (<) arrow to display hidden icons. Important: Please remember that these icons and shortcuts may not be available if Folder Lock is operating in Stealth Mode.

Please refer to the Program Security features in Settings for more information.

Yes. Folder Lock has absolutely no compatibility issues whatsoever running on any type of file system including FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS.

And Folder Lock works flawlessly on all Next Technology Windows, i.e. Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server and Windows 2008 Server along with their 64-bit variants.

Yes. you should set a master password to install folder lock.

• A Master Password is a user-selected master password or passphrase that you'll be asked to set when first installs Folder Lock.
• As a result, ALL administrative rights to the program will belong to the user with the Master Password.
• This password becomes the main password for the entire application, and can ONLY be set or changed by the user who first installs the application.(It's very important to remember this password.)
• This master password should be strong enough to resist any kind of potential hack attack.

If you forgot your master password, it's hard to retrieve or reset one. 

• But you can still use the Serial Number that you have used to register Folder Lock as the master key.
• Important: Please note that this feature only works if you have kept the Master Key option enabled in Password Security settings.

i installed a software of folder lock and lock a drive

after a few month i installed a new window after this

i open my drive f: thats are not open and its file system  ntfs change into raw file system

so plz send me mehtod to recover my drive the program i use verision 1.2.0  

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