CryptoExpert creates the quantified virtual disks and these discs are obvious as usual discs with letters of drive (for example, G: , H: , Z: , C. – with-D. with any letter of drive which is not employed by other devices of system). The data stored on a disc of CryptoExpert are stored in the file of container. A container is a file, thus it is possible with the support by container, movement or copies it with the other disc (CD-ROM or network, for example) and continuous to reach your statistical data using CryptoExpert. Any free letter of drive (or selected letter) in the system can be employed to mount and open a file-container quantified for the access. When the virtual disk is open, you can read and write data as if they were a conventional dismountable disc. You can do anything with a virtual disk drive of CryptoExpert which you can make with a normal unit of hard drive; only that with CryptoExpert, quantified volumes require the authentification of password before the files become accessible.

Features :
# Access to your files on virtual volume on the fly

# Mapping any free drive letter like G:, F:, K: for virtual volume

# Requires password authentication before the files become accessible

# Works with all Windows application – even DOS applications

# Really Fast

# Looks like normal hard drive

# One volume may be mounted at the same time

# Encrypted volumes can be backed up to tape, CD, etc

# Command line interface supports silent program execution, volume mount/dismount

# No need to encrypt/decrypt files. The encryption is transparent.

# Using optimized 32 bit drivers (works under WinNT/2000/XP only)

# Many encrypted containers can be placed on single hard drive and mounted/dismounted on demand

# Supports Blowfish, Rijndael, DES and Triple DES encryption.

# Ability to unmount volumes after specified time of user inactivity (to prevent unauthorized access to important files)

# Ability to unmount all volumes instantly on pressing specified ‘hot’ key

# Windows XP/2000 Hibernate function support