Exe Password
Exe Password lets you protect any EXE file with its own password. It does this by storing the password directly in the EXE file. It is a simple matter to add a password to a file: Just select the desired file on the desktop, in the start menu or in Explorer, open the context menu by right-clicking, select Password protection, enter the password, and you’re done. From that time on, a password will be required to run the EXE file.
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Protecting an exe file is easy:
1.) Choose the context menu (right mouse click) and select password protection.
2.) Exe Password opens and you can enter a password for EXE.
3.) Finished! – the EXE-file is now password protected!
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