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Page 1: Getting Started
Page 2: Encrypt part of your USB drive
Page 3: Test to see if it Worked

Let’s test to see if it works.

Go to your Computer and look for a “W” (or letter you chose) drive. It’s not there… that’s a good sign.

Go back to TrueCrypt

Select the drive letter you chose in the previous steps.
Click Select File and find your Container you created.
Click Mount.

TrueCrypt

Type in your password. And press OK.

TrueCrypt

Now you will see your volume is mounted.

TrueCrypt

Go to your Computer… your drive now shows up.

TrueCrypt

When you are done, go back to TrueCrypt and select Dismount

TrueCrypt

Congratulations, you now have your data encrypted on your USB drive.



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  • Mel
    Thanks for the tip - checking it out..
  • Mel
    Thanks for the tip - checking it out..
  • Mel
    This software works very well - I would recommend it to anyone looking for easy encryption tools.
  • Mel
    This software works very well - I would recommend it to anyone looking for easy encryption tools.
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  • copralnone
    I´m using this discryptor.net software. I think that really makes my USB secure.
  • copralnone
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  • jd - yes it's the same process. You will need truecrpyt on the computer you are using the drive on. You can encrypt just part of the drive if you'd like to use the drive on other computers still
  • Rich
    jd - yes it's the same process. You will need truecrpyt on the computer you are using the drive on. You can encrypt just part of the drive if you'd like to use the drive on other computers still
  • jd
    is the process of encrypting an external hdd the same as the usb process? If I take my usb drive to a different pc/mobile will I be able to access my usb drive on the different pc/mobile?
    thanks
  • jd
    is the process of encrypting an external hdd the same as the usb process? If I take my usb drive to a different pc/mobile will I be able to access my usb drive on the different pc/mobile?
    thanks
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    this is the site that im been looking for such a long time. a lot of windows helps and tuts.
  • dev
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  • Thanks
    Thanks this is what I needed
  • TKJD
    Handy tip -- very handy indeed
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  • Charity
    Cool now i dont have to worry about losing my data to someone who finds my stick if i lose it
  • Charity
    Cool now i dont have to worry about losing my data to someone who finds my stick if i lose it
  • Willis
    I've used this for a long time and I love it!
  • Willis
    I've used this for a long time and I love it!
  • JT
    Man I really need to do this, thanks for the guide.
  • JT
    Man I really need to do this, thanks for the guide.
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  • Shawn B
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