PartLocker

PartLocker is a handy little tool for Windows that helps you lock drives on your hard disk. It’s super useful, especially if you share your computer with others (whether you want to or not!). This way, you can keep your private info and important files safe from prying eyes.

Easy to Use

No need to worry about complicated setups! You don’t have to install PartLocker; just download the executable file and place it anywhere on your disk. Then, whenever you want to use it, just click and go!

Portable Option

If you're always on the move, you can even save PartLocker onto a USB flash drive. This lets you run it on any computer without having to install anything first!

Cleans Up After Itself

The best part? PartLocker doesn’t leave any mess behind. It won’t add anything new to your Registry or Start menu, so when you're done using it, your disk stays clean.

User-Friendly Interface

The interface is simple and straightforward. You'll see a small window where all you need to do is pick a drive letter from a drop-down list. Hit the button to lock it up! If you change your mind, there's another button ready to unlock it.

Instant Changes

As soon as you lock a drive, PartLocker quickly applies those changes by restarting the Windows Explorer process. Your locked drive won’t disappear from the list but will show an error message if someone tries to access it. The only way back in is through PartLocker itself!

Security Note

Now, here's something important: while it's super easy to use, there’s no password protection built-in. That means anyone who has access can lock drives if they find the app. So make sure you keep PartLocker in a safe spot where others can’t get their hands on it!

Performance Matters

This little program works like a charm! It responds quickly and uses very little CPU and RAM. During our tests, we didn’t see any crashes or annoying error messages popping up—just smooth sailing all the way!

Your Go-To Solution

In short, PartLocker offers a simple and secure solution for keeping unwanted users out of selected drives.