Obtain and install Google Chrome.
Step 2 Get Rohos Mini Drive
Obtain and set up Rohos Mini Drive.
Step 3 Open Rohos Mini Drive
Open the Rohos Mini Drive primary window and create an encrypted partition by clicking on Setup USB Key link.
Tips
* Without first creating an encrypted partition you wouldn't be capable of cover/password protect Google Chrome.
* Earlier than password defending your Chrome profile, makes sure Google Chrome is closed.
Step four Hide Folder
After the Rohos partition is created and related, click on Hide folder link.
Step 5 Google Chrome Knowledge
In the Cover folder window, click on drop-down field arrow to pick out one of the predefined folders, in our case it is Google Chrome data.
Step 6 Finalize
Click OK. Rohos will begin calculating the folder's size.
Warnings
* There should be sufficient free house on Rohos Encrypted Drive to maintain hidden folder data.
Step 7 Carried out
Once the operation is completed, Google Chrome is password protected and is accessible solely after Rohos disk is connected.
Step eight Blocking Chrome Entry
To block entry to your Google Chrome profile, all you'll want to do is to disconnect your Rohos disk.
Ideas
* In Windows Vista, Google Chrome's default browser will still be accessible, but not your profile information.
* In Windows Seven, you get the data window saying "The merchandise "chrome.exe" that this shortcut refers to has been changed or moved, so this shortcut will not work properly. Do you want to delete this shortcut?". Click "No".
Warnings
* Upon getting password protected your Google Chrome browser, it's linked to your Rohos encrypted drive. Don't delete your Rohos encrypted drive or otherwise you will lose access to your Chrome for good.
* Be aware that in the mean time, there is no such thing as a Unhide folder option.
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