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Home >  Products >  Screenshots >  Using Encrypted USB Drive / CD

How to use the password protected DVD

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If you would like to know how to password protect cd or how to password protect a usb drive, encrypt usb drive read article How to create encrypted usb drive or create encrypted dvd/cd disc.

This article will demonstrate how it is easy to use password protected cd/dvd or usb stick. In our case it is DVD disc, created by Master Voyager.

On this screenshot, you see standard Vista's Windows Explorer.

Section "Devices with Removable Storage" contains icon of encrypted DVD RW disc: "DVD RW Drive (I:) Mobile Voyager".

Double click this icon and the AutoPlay module of the disc will be automatically launched. Please note, on some systems, like Vista 64-bit, autoplay feature is disabled by default. In this case please open the root folder of the protected disc and launch "mvoyager.exe".

Transparent decryption

Master Voyager uses strong 256-bit encryption to protect data on encrypted compact discs and usb flash drives.

But it is not needed to decrypt files before use.

Master Voyager uses so-called 'transparent decryption' technology. I.e. you provide password and then work with files as on usual compact disc/hard drive.

After providing right password, the secure partition becomes visible as usual external hard drive. It means that any program can work with this drive and files on this hdd. Even video files can be played in program like Windows Media Player. The decryption process is totally transparent and performed in background by the CD autoplay module loaded into memory.