With the new Password Protection feature in Windows XP and its ilk, Microsoft seems to be taking another step towards protecting users from the nefarious activities of hackers. The latest software update to the Windows platform was released in mid-January but it has already made a dent in the computer security industry. In fact, the use of Passwords instead of the traditional key-combinations has become the order of the day as well.
Password protect is a feature that allows a user to password-protect a file that can then be accessed only with the password. However, it is not just the computer files that benefit from this new feature. People who work with sensitive information can also benefit from the change. In addition, they may have a sense of security knowing that their passwords are kept safe.
Microsoft’s plan of making Passwords avoid protect more than a Microsoft system also includes Vista and Windows 7 as well. For those who still use older versions of the Windows operating system, no worries. The new mechanism for protecting data is nothing but a tweak that keep things working smoothly. Though Passwords protect is a small change in the long run, it is one that will eventually pay off big time. To learn more about the latest addition to the Microsoft System, visit the website below.
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