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Thank you, OldmacGeek. &nbsp;I will give it a try.
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Thank you, OldmacGeek.  I will give it a try.

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Thanks, I'll give it a try.
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On my MacBook Pro, I have set up a dual boot system with Windows XP and Mac OS X Leopard with Boot Camp. &nbsp;Now I see the drive icon, which I call Windows, on my Mac desktop and if I click on it I can open and access to all the files within the Windows drive from Mac since I format the drive in FAT32. &nbsp;<br />
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My question is how I can password protect this Windows drive? &nbsp; There is another user account, let's say &quot;Guest&quot;, that may share this MacBook Pro occasionally but I don't want this guest to be able to see my Windows folders/files when they login to Mac.<br />
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Thanks in advance for your help.
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On my MacBook Pro, I have set up a dual boot system with Windows XP and Mac OS X Leopard with Boot Camp.  Now I see the drive icon, which I call Windows, on my Mac desktop and if I click on it I can open and access to all the files within the Windows drive from Mac since I format the drive in FAT32.  

My question is how I can password protect this Windows drive?   There is another user account, let's say "Guest", that may share this MacBook Pro occasionally but I don't want this guest to be able to see my Windows folders/files when they login to Mac.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Password Protect Drive

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