Trying to understand encryption. Read the Win2000 help stuff and it seems to all be driven by the user that is logged in. On my system – I have a broad band connection and only login once a month or so. Others periodically use my system. All files are NTFS and as far as I know I am current with patches (except for .NET – can’t figure out why I would want that).
I have several directories that I want to encrypt to keep prying eyes away. What I would like to do is encrypt the directories in such a way that one (even myself) is forced to enter a key to access the directories. I realize I can create another log on for myself and handle this, but knowing me – when I need a nacho, or a beer – I will walk away without logging off from the special logon id, thereby opening the directories to whoever sits down.
Is there a way around this that I am missing?
Tom
