“Can I put different passwords on different files so that way only those files can be accessed by certain people?”

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• That should be a function of your operating system and not the drive.

  Answered by RMegowan 8 years ago

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• Typically no. The password protection is to read the encrypted drive once connected to the PC. It doesn't distinguish files or folders. You'd need a NAS solution with network shares for what you are looking at or you'd need to run special folder level encryption software to perform what you are looking for.

  Answered by WItech 8 years ago

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• Yes you can.

  Answered by SparkySanDiego 8 years ago

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• I don't see this functionality on it or any drive I know of. Just one password for access to the drive itself and then it mounts the drive as a drive letter on your computer.

  Answered by JimTech 8 years ago

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