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Home >  Support >  Online Help Manual >  How to use Master Voyager >  How to create an encrypted CD/DVD or USB Flash Drive >  Testing encrypted CD/DVD disc or USB flash drive >  Using AutoPlay module (Mobile Voyager)

Using AutoPlay module (Mobile Voyager)

Protected CD/DVD discs and USB memory sticks are fully autonomous. This means that you can send this CD via postal mail and the recipient can open a secure partition if he/she knows the password. And the recipient has no need to buy Master Voyager, because every protected CD/DVD/USB has an AutoPlay module.

Just double click the loaded disc in Windows Explorer.

Or click "Manage Secure Partitions" from the context menu.

Please note that that some 64-bit OSes do not recognize the AutoPlay settings of CD/DVD drives. Therefore, you'll need to launch the mvoyager.exe file from the root folder manually.

Normally, AutoPlay shows this window (except Windows Vista 64-bit):

Master Voyager Mobile will be loaded from the CD and will ask you to enter the passwords to open secure partitions.

When a password is provided, Master Voyager Mobile opens the partition as a Virtual Hard Drive.

In this screenshot you see that the secure partition "My Secret Files" has been open as drive E:

Just check it:

Now you can work with the secure partition as with a usual hard drive. You can launch programs from it, open movies and mp3 files, open Excel & Word files, etc. When you eject a disc, all the partitions will disappear from the computer automatically.

Important:

The Windows Security Model requires that the user of this protected CD must have administrator rights to open a secure partition. If you do not have administrator rights on the target computer, Master Voyager mobile will ask for the administrator's password. But it is needed only the first time. Later (until reboot), you will not be asked to enter the administrator's password. So, if you are in an Internet cafe in Thailand (for example) and work under a limited user account, please ask the Cafe's administrator to enter their password the first time.

But if you have administrator's rights already, Master Voyager Mobile will not ask for the administrator's Password.

Alternatively, you can get non-on-the fly access to your data, even if you have no administrator's rights by using the partition explorer.

 Read here, what to do if you have no administrator's rights on computer - how to use encrypted CD

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