Verifying the encryption effect of a Win7 virtual disk

Win7 The virtual disk is encrypted, you can put some files into it, but after you reboot the system, you may find that the newly added partition is not found, what's going on, where is my file? This is the key to the way encryption is not easy to find, because the encrypted disk is not visible, How did you find your file? In fact, the encryption of the partition and content are not lost, just need a special way to "find" out.

Step 1: Click on "Computer", "Management", "Disk Management", access to the Disk Management window, from the right menu, select the "Additional VHD" option, then in the open window will prompt you to specify the location of the virtual hard disk, click "Browse" to specify. Here you can set the virtual hard disk to read-only property.

Step 2: After you specify the virtual hard drive path, the next step is to prompt the virtual disk is connected, click "OK", so that in the "computer", the missing partition is back.

Step 3: Open the partition, will prompt you need a password to unlock, windows7 system users do not know the password will not be accessible. At this point, we can say that the encryption work is fully implemented and validated, you can rest assured that your privacy file "hidden" in the virtual hard disk.

Tip: If you don't want to use a virtual hard disk, how do you cancel this feature? Direct deletion is not feasible, we recommend that you delete or transfer the virtual disk files, and then click on Disk Management right-click menu select "Separate VHD", then in the open window will let you specify the path of the virtual disk, you can also check the " Delete the virtual hard drive file after deleting the disk, so your computer is back to the beginning.