protection on folder or file on deleting or modification action

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Dear sir

I want to develop an desktop application which protect my folder or file.
when somebody deleted then it will ask password, if it is correct then the action is done otherwise there will be no effect on file or folder.

.Windows NTFS does not support such a thing.

Really, if you understood Windows and NTFS security and what well-known folder yo put the data you want protected under, you would know that what you want to do is utter non-sense. Permalink Posted 14 hrs ago
Dave Kreskowiak239K .Comments

i sent a software link please go through it and then tell me how it do?

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Lockdown/Folder-Protect.shtml

Posted 19-Dec-12 23:25pm

ravi kumar86

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-12-19T23:39:00

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You already posted this question as Password protection on folder or file on deleting action[^]. Please do not repost, if you have additional information then edit the original question.

Posted 19-Dec-12 23:39pm

Richard MacCutchan