
Note
If a previously created vault does not appear in the table, click Search vault
and browse to its location first.
A new window will appear.
3. Choose a drive letter from the menu.
4. Type the vault password in the Password field.
5. Click Open.
BitDefender will immediately inform you about the result of the operation. If an error
has occurred, use the error message to troubleshoot the error. Click OK to close
the window.
25.1.3. Lock Vault
When you are done with your work in a file vault, you must lock it in order to protect
your data. By locking the vault, the corresponding virtual disk drive disappears from
My Computer. Consequently, access to the data stored in the vault is completely
blocked.
To lock a vault, open BitDefender and, depending on the user interface view mode,
proceed as follows:
Intermediate View
Go to File Storage and do one of the following:
● Click Lock File Vault in the Quick Tasks area.
● Click the file vault in the File Encryption area and select Lock in the menu
that appears.
A wizard will appear to help you lock a vault. You can navigate through the
wizard using the Next and Back buttons. To exit the wizard, click Cancel.
1. Select File Vault
Here you can specify the vault to lock.
2. Confirm
This is where you can review chosen operations.
3. Finish
This is where you can view operation result.
Expert View
Go to Encryption > File Encryption and do one of the following:
● Select the vault from the table and click Lock vault.
● Right-click the vault in the table and select Lock.
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