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- Index
- Introduction to R-Crypto
- R-Crypto Management Panel
- Protecting Your Data Using R-Crypto
- Managing Encrypted Disks
- R-Crypto Settings
- Security Issues
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Disconnect a Connected Encrypted Disk
To disconnect a connected encrypted disk,
| 1 | Right-click the R-Crypto system tray icon, select Disconnect on the shortcut menu, then select the required disk in the list |
Other ways to disconnect a connected encrypted disk
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• Click the connected encrypted disk on R-Crypto management panel and select Disconnect on the shortcut menu or • Right-click the disk in Windows Explorer and select Disconnect Disk on the shortcut menu or • Press the shortcut keys specified on the Disconnect disk properties. or • Right-click the disk in Windows Explorer , select Properties on the shortcut menu, go to the R-Crypto tab, and click the Disconnect button. |
If the Show notifications in system tray checkbox is selected on the General tab of the R-Crypto settings , R-Crypto will show the The encrypted disk <Disk Name> is successfully disconnected message in the balloon ToolTip appearing at the R-Crypto icon in the system tray.
To disconnect all connected encrypted disks,
| 1 | Right-click the R-Crypto system tray icon, and select Disconnect All Disks on the shortcut menu |
Other ways to disconnect all connected encrypted disks
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• Click Disconnect all connected encrypted disks or Disconnect All Disks on R-Crypto management panel or • Right-click the R-Crypto system tray icon, select Disconnect Disk on the shortcut menu, then select Disconnect All Disks or • Press the shortcut keys specified on the Disconnect disk properties. |
If the Show notifications in system tray checkbox is selected on the General tab of the R-Crypto settings , R-Crypto will show the All encrypted disks are successfully disconnected message in the balloon ToolTip appearing at the R-Crypto icon in the system tray.
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