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1. #REMOVE SANDISK SECURE ACCESS SERIAL NUMBER#
2. #REMOVE SANDISK SECURE ACCESS PASSWORD#
3. #REMOVE SANDISK SECURE ACCESS WINDOWS#

I'd expect much more with the word "Protect", where is the protection when anyone can delete or damage the vault. In reality, it doesn't protect but hides. SanDisk mentions "safeguard your personal files, Protects Personal Data and Sensitive Business Files.". With the issues mentioned above, I can only say the SecureAccess utility is good to hide files but not to protect them. Just the name shows up but these files can not be opened or moved out as the actual file in the vault was deleted.

#REMOVE SANDISK SECURE ACCESS WINDOWS#

If the files are deleted from windows explorer, the files still show up in the SecureAccess interface. So anyone having access to the drive can knowingly or unkonwingly delete vaults thinking they are a set of corrupted files.ģ. The vault itself or the files within vault can be deleted from normal windows explorer and you will never know that you had a vault there.

#REMOVE SANDISK SECURE ACCESS PASSWORD#

When deleting a password protected vault, I expect the utility to ask for password before deleting.Ģ. The utility only asks for deletion confirmation and not password. Yeah, when the SecureAccess is started, you can delete the vault without entering password. A password is needed to access the vault, but not to delete it. These files have to be opened from within the SecureAccess interface, of course that is the intended purpose.ġ.

I even tried giving them an extension as I know what files these are, but the associated programs throw a file corrupted message. So these files can not be opened as they will not be associated with any program. Locate the item in the list for the application you want to remove and click on the - button to delete it from the list. When I checked, the file sizes are similar to the actual file sizes, but the file names are changed to 1, 2 etc and there is no file extension. How do I disable SanDisk Secure Access Open System Preferences, click on the Accounts icon, then click on the LogIn Items tab. Files are stored within a subfolder files\00000000. In the windows explorer each vault is seen as a folder within "MyVaults" folder which further contains multiple files and folders. When the utility is started it asks for the password for an existing vault or a new vault can be added. Multiple vaults can be created on the drive. The vault is read only, so if you want to edit any of the files you will have to move it out, edit and move it back in. Files can be added or deleted from the vault through the interface. Access to your private vault is protected by a personal password, and your files are automatically encrypted - so even if you share your SanDisk® USB flash drive or it becomes lost or stolen, access to your files are. When this utility is run from a supported drive, it creates password protected vault on the pen drive. SanDisk SecureAccess v3.02 is a fast, simple way to store and protect critical and sensitive files on SanDisk USB flash drives. Tried copying it to hard disk, Sony pen drives and run, but it asks me to run from a SanDisk pen drive. This utility can be run only from a pen drive and only on a pen drive from SanDisk. As you can see the only one that is the same is the filesys.enc file.The SanDisk SecureAccess is a small utility that comes bundled(stored on the drive) with a SandDisk pen drive. This surprised me as I expected all the files to all be different.

#REMOVE SANDISK SECURE ACCESS SERIAL NUMBER#

This made me wonder, obviously the software is reading the serial number value to allow access to the encrypted container, so what would happen if I created another blank encrypted container, with a known password, on a device flashed with the same serial number as the original one?Īfter creating a new encrypted container on a flashed USB I compared the hashes of SecureAccess system files to see what had changed. Type the following command lines and hit Enter each time: list. Note that Registry Editor - Regedit.exe is a Windows built-in tool for executing some advanced computer management operations on a computer. using Registry Editor - Regedit.exe, free.