Is this a bug at Windows Vista?

> Hello MirzeK,
>
> If you configure no security you don't get security. If somebody get's physical
> access to you machine, most of the time it is possible to get information
> from the harddisk. It's only time and sometimes also money consuming.
> If you have the hardware, then you can get the information. So for you is
> important to use harddisk encryption tools like Bitlocker or also try out
> Pointsec or something else.
> But keep in mind, if the hardware is stolen/lost everything is unsecure.
> Doesn't matter what OS.
>
> Best regards
>
> Myweb
> Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers
> no rights.
>

> > Hello, I have a question about Micrososft Vindows Vista. (This link is
> > documentation with screenshot this steps. Please look.
> > http://rapidshare.com/files/18546146...a_bug.doc.html )
> >
> > I have two partitions in my computer (C: and E. I create a folder
> > in E: partition. This folder name is "Top_Secret". I create a file in
> > this Top_Secret folder. This file name is "very_secret_file .txt". I
> > dont want see this file anybody because this file contents very
> > important my company.
> >
> > Maybe can I be a inexperienced user. I dont know EFS or other file
> > security options. I know, I create this file and I dont want to see
> > anybody.
> >
> > I shutdown my pc and going my house.
> >
> > A thief user or person want to see this file contents
> > "very_secret_file.txt". Normally Certainly anyone dont must this file
> > contents. Normall anybody dont must see this file contents if they are
> > don't know my user account and password. But can I see this file via
> > starting pc Microsoft Vista Installig Cd.
> >
> > How to see this file contents:
> >
> > I boot Vista with Windows Vista Installation Cd. Click Repair your
> > computer, Click toLoad Drivers, Click to OK and opening Vista files
> > in my computer harddisk. I can see all files in this list box .And
> > select to E: drive and I can see my private Top_Secret folder.
> >
> > Right click this Top Secret folder and select to "Send To-Flopy Disk
> > Drive (A)" and my Top_Secret folder is starting a copy to Flopy Disket
> > Drive.
> >
> > My file was in the folder. This thief user or person can I take this
> > disket and open my private files at other computers .
> >
> > �s this a bug or normally status? I dont trust, �s this normally?
> >
> > Can I take some information this status.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Ercan PAMUK
> >
> > Mail&Msn: ercan_pamuk@hotmail.com
> >
> > This link is documentation with screenshot this steps. Please look.
> >
> > http://rapidshare.com/files/18546146...a_bug.doc.html
> >

>
>
>

> You can, however, use EFS to encrypt non-system
> drives. This is a new feature of EFS in Vista
>

> In article <4D47F0D8-9B89-461A-B46A-976E0A5DBEDE@microsoft.com>,
> in the microsoft.public.windows.vista.security news group, =?
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> <pathoff@online.microsoft.com> says...
>

> > You can, however, use EFS to encrypt non-system
> > drives. This is a new feature of EFS in Vista
> >

>
> Ok, so how exactly is being able to use EFS to encrypt a non-
> system drive a new feature in Vista?
>
> --
> Paul Adare
> MVP - Windows - Virtual Machine
> http://www.identit.ca
> "The English language, complete with irony, satire, and sarcasm,
> has survived for centuries without smileys. Only the new crop of
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> Ray Shea
>

> On systems prior to Vista, EFS blocked encrypting the root folder of a
> non-system drive; however, you could encrypt all the contents (files/folders)
> of that drive--everything below the root. In Vista, EFS will allow you to
> set the encrypt bit on the root, itself.
>
> Thanks.
>

> Hello, I have a question about Micrososft Vindows Vista. (This link is
> documentation with screenshot this steps. Please look.
> http://rapidshare.com/files/18546146...a_bug.doc.html )
>
> I have two partitions in my computer (C: and E. I create a folder in E:
> partition. This folder name is "Top_Secret". I create a file in this
> Top_Secret folder. This file name is "very_secret_file .txt". I dont want
> see this file anybody because this file contents very important my
> company.
> Maybe can I be a inexperienced user. I dont know EFS or other file
> security options. I know, I create this file and I dont want to see
> anybody.
> I shutdown my pc and going my house.
>
> A thief user or person want to see this file contents
> "very_secret_file.txt". Normally Certainly anyone dont must this file
> contents. Normall anybody dont must see this file contents if they are
> don't know my user account and password. But can I see this file via
> starting pc Microsoft Vista Installig Cd.
>
> How to see this file contents:
>
> I boot Vista with Windows Vista Installation Cd. Click Repair your
> computer, Click toLoad Drivers, Click to OK and opening Vista files in
> my computer harddisk. I can see all files in this list box .And select to
> E: drive and I can see my private Top_Secret folder.
>
> Right click this Top Secret folder and select to "Send To-Flopy Disk Drive
> (A)" and my Top_Secret folder is starting a copy to Flopy Disket Drive.
>
> My file was in the folder. This thief user or person can I take this
> disket and open my private files at other computers .
>
> Ýs this a bug or normally status? I dont trust, Ýs this normally?
>
> Can I take some information this status.

>
>Hello, I have a question about Micrososft Vindows Vista. (This link is
>documentation with screenshot this steps. Please look.
>http://rapidshare.com/files/18546146...a_bug.doc.html )