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Posted by David Cross [MS] on July 12, 2005, 8:21 am
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I have used EFS on my USB drive without problems for several years now - all
is required that the rive is formatted with NTFS.
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> Occasionally I connect an external USB harddisc to my computer in order to
> backup serveral
> directories. This works fine. However I would like to encrypt the whole
> USB harddisc?
>
> What is the best solutions?
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> I would like to connect to the USB harddisc under Win2000 and WinXP.
> The Harddisc is NTFS formatted.
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> Is Microsofts EFS encrytion system stable?
>
> What other tools are recommendable (under Windows)?
> What about BestCrypt and DriveCrypt?
>
> The most important criterias for me are stability and reliability.
>
> Speed and costs are second order.
>
> Frank
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