I'm not sure how to go about this... but you could simply hide all of the main directories/files in D: drive (don't hide the subdirectories because it takes forever)
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That's so unneccessary. This is his youngest son we're talking about, not some l33t hacker. Giving him a user-level account and removing user-level permissions from the drive should be enough.KillerShots said:Install gnupg and encrypt the whole thing. Not sure if that works with windows, though...