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Hi all,
I need to safe some important files to the personal safe on my vaio. The only thing is the safe limit is 2gb. Does anyone know how I can increase this? I am vey grateful for your help.
Thanks
Hi Mr. Hickey,
Welcome to ClubVaio.
Personal Safe in “Privacy & Security” tool can help you split a private space from your selected disk.
Can you be more specific regarding your laptop model, OS, and Personal Safe version?
Questions :
Do you already create your personal safe ? which size ?
I can be more specific at soon I receive complementary info...
I'm not sure the manual covers this but you may like it anyway!
http://www.upek.com/pdf/Protector_Suite_2009_User_Guide-English.pdf
Have a look at Page 47 here: -
Hi itbroker,
My model number is vpcs11h7e
I am not sure which version of personal safe it is. It was preinstalled on my laptop. When I click on it I then swipe my fingerprint and it opens. The limit is 2Gb.
Thanks
Hi Blencogo,
Thanks for that pdf. Im sure its version 2009 of Protector Suite. I still cant quite figure out how to increase the storage space of the encrypted zone. Any help very much appreciated.
Not quite sure MrHickey but I have in the back of my mind that the settings for the size of the encryped area used to be in the 'My Safe' dashboard but like you I cannot find it.
Perhaps a phone call to UPEK?
MrHickey,
Some times a simple answer is the better answer...
I read both manuals and the word SIZE is only reported 01 time for each manual. So...I assume that the encrypted file has a dynamic size and will increase proportionally as necessary with a size limited by 02 GB.
I do consider 02GB more than enough, 'cause if you need more space, you just need to create a new "Personal Safe File again". BTW : The manual is simple and easy to understand.
Since 05 years I had been selling security solutions, including biometrical hardware for LATAM market and I did not like the fact of "poor" information regarding key size and algorithm supported. These infos are considered to evaluate the quality of the software. A good software must generate a criptographic key size between 2048 / 4096. Algorithm AES must be supported.
As Blen said : Perhaps a phone call to UPEK will solve the mystery ?
Thanks guys, I will give UPEK a call and see what they say.