You have a few options. You could either make a password protected folder within the HDD and place your files in there. You could also encrypt the entire HDD with encryption software such as truecrypt. There are many options available for File protection / Encryption.
You can try to use third party software to lock the flash drive, for example Kakasoft USB security
The set up files folder on the computer can be found on the desktop. Any folder in the All Files section can be synced into this folder.
Open the folder that has the downloaded files. To transfer drag the files from LimeWire onto your external hard drive
In the program files folder in your hard drive.. 32bit programs will go into a folder called Program Files(x86)
As many as you like, actually, as long as there is enough room on your hard drive.
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back ur files up on a memory stick or a external hard drive
make a backup file and get a portable hard drive.
You can store setup files on a Hard Drive, Flash Drive, CD, DVD, or you can create a folder in c:\windows\temp
If you rewrite your backup files. Then, yes your backup files will be rewrited (they might be the same or they can be different). The best way is to backup your files in another folder. If you are using standard window backup procedure your source files are safe because the windows backup utility just copies your files, but doesn't remove them. If you are using utility which wasn't a standard part of windows then you have to check settings very carefully. Some backup utilities do remove files instead of coping them.
To create a folder on an external hard drive double click on the hard drive's icon and select New Folder from the Finder's File menu.
yes,Because the hard drive is for store files and folder and ram make computer run faster and more ram more faster.
Files that have been deleted from the computer by the user can either be deleted from the hard drive directly or sent to the recycling bin. Files that are detected by your anti-virus software are often sent to a quarantine folder on your hard drive.