Professional Portable Encryptor

Professional Portable Encryptor is a handy security app that helps you encrypt files, folders, and data with passwords. It offers various encryption methods like MD5, SHA1, DES, RC2, RC4, 3DES (both single and double key), AES 128, and AES 256. This means your sensitive stuff stays safe!

Easy to Use Anytime

No installation is needed for this tool! You can save the downloaded files anywhere on your computer or even keep it on a USB flash drive. This lets you easily launch the app on any PC without needing to set anything up.

Simple but Unique Interface

The main window of the app has a simple design but might take some getting used to. You can’t just drag and drop files for encryption. Instead, you’ll use the built-in folder structure to navigate through your disks and drop files onto the list for encryption.

How to Encrypt Your Files

To get started with encrypting your files, all you need to do is type in a password and confirm it. You can also choose a different location to save your encrypted files if the default one doesn't work for you. The app saves encrypted files in an ENF format that can only be unlocked using this software.

Customizable Security Settings

You can pick different security algorithms for both filenames and data when using Professional Portable Encryptor. Plus, there's an option to filter filenames or exclude certain types of directories like read-only, hidden, system files, or archives.

Performance Insights

We tested Professional Portable Encryptor on the latest Windows versions. It did take quite a while to load up and perform encryptions. Thankfully, we didn’t encounter any errors during our tests, and it used minimal system resources while working.

Final Thoughts

All in all, Professional Portable Encryptor comes with some cool options for encrypting your important files and folders. However, it hasn’t seen updates in quite some time which makes us think the project might not be actively developed anymore. Plus, there could be some compatibility issues with newer Windows versions.