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File protection · Local vault

Lock the screen for now; lock the vault for stored files

Photos, identity scans, contracts, and chat backups should not depend only on hiding the current screen. Put them in a file vault that requires a password after it is locked.

Photos and private files
Local file vault
Password required after lock

Use cases

Other people may use the PC, while files remain private

01

Shared home PC

The PC can be shared without exposing personal photos and documents.

02

Temporary lending

Someone can complete the task they need without opening vault contents.

03

Repair or long absence

Organize private local files and lock the vault before handing over the PC.

What to store

Private local files that need longer-term protection

Photos and scans

Personal photos, identity scans, and other private images.

Contracts and finances

Personal contracts, statements, tax files, and business copies.

Chats and app backups

Exported conversations, app backups, and private archives.

Personal records

Files that must remain local without staying in ordinary folders.

Workflow

Create, store, and lock

  1. Create a vaultChoose capacity and location, then set the opening password.
  2. Organize filesOpen the vault and use it like a local drive.
  3. Lock after useOnce locked, the password is required to open it again.

With urgent protection

A protection trigger can also lock open vaults

Current screen

Lock Windows or handle windows to protect what is visible now.

Vault contents

Lock open vaults. Without the password, they cannot be reopened to view the contents.

Before use

Keep the password and recovery material safe

The vault combines Windows VHDX, NTFS, and BitLocker capabilities. Recovery material can be important if the password is forgotten.

Does the vault upload files?

No. The vault protects local files; creating or using one does not upload its contents.

Can files be viewed after the vault is locked?

No. The vault password is required to open it again.

Does a vault replace backups?

No. It protects access. Important files still need reliable backups.