An input box is given a flashing cursor asking you to type during a file name. Check out the highest of the dialog that has opened and you’ll see the trail you’re in, presumably the house directory for your username. Note: Which directory you’re in on your computer. Ensuring that “Standared mode” is chosen, click “Next” Ensuring that “Create an encrypted file container” is chosen, click “Next”ģ. Click the “Windows Logo”/”Start” button on the lower-left corner of your screen.Ģ. Now we’ll find out TrueCrypt in order that we will begin using it to store sensitive information.ġ. Using TrueCrypt To Store Sensitive Information At this moment, TrueCrypt is now installed. Click “No” when asked if you would like to look at the tutorial/user’s guide.ħ. Accept the terms and conditions and press Next to continue.Ħ. If prompted that a program needs your permission to continue, click “Continue”.ĥ. The file is going to be called “TrueCrypt Setup 7.0a.exe” or something similar. Under “Latest Stable Version”, under “Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000?, click “Download”.ģ. This sounds extremely high tech, but it’s actually very easy to line up.Ģ. Further, this file is encrypted and nobody can actually see what you’ve got saved there unless they know your password. The best such system for this is often called “TrueCrypt”. If you want no one to see that what you have saved on your hard drive/computer then we have a smart way for you to save your precious data from the prying eyes.
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