Step 1. In an Explorer window, copy all the files you want to protect in a separate folder. Step 2. Right-click on the folder and select “Advanced”.

Step 3. Choose “Encrypt contents to secure data”..

Step 4: If you want to protect the entire USB with one click, you might want to use BitLocker.
Click on the Start menu, and in the search box type Bit Locker.

Step 5: Launch the application once it’s found.

Step 6: If your USB drive is inserted and recognized by the system, you will be presented the option to turn on Bit Locker for it. Do so.
Step 7: Bit Locker launches the protect wizard. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type them. Your entire drive is now locked with Bit Locker.
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