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To: Alex Molnar who wrote (47836)	10/5/2005 4:09:07 AM
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I am also looking to encrypt the whole HD or whole partitions on it. Here's an interesting upcoming product: PGP set to release encryption package By Joris Evers news.com.com Story last modified Mon Oct 03 17:48:00 PDT 2005 <<PGP Corp. in November plans to ship a new encryption software bundle for laptops, desktops and servers, the company said Monday. The new Whole Disk Encryption products offer full encryption of the hard drive disk when a computer is turned off, helping protect the data if the PC is stolen or lost. In addition, a PC user can choose to encrypt a file on the fly when a system is running, PGP Corp. said Monday in a statement.>> having problem to set it up properly, if gives me problem now, how will it be once I lock down the HD? Be careful what you do. If you have encrypted your data and lose your password nobody will be able to retrieve your files - if you have a good encryption software. That's the whole purpose of encrypting.