Sticky Note restore/re-install

See this thread, and all it's subsequent posts -

Sticky Note Application gone

Oh and is BitLocker available for Win 7 , seen a tutorial but was unable to find DL for it .

Bitlocker isn't a download, it's built into Windows.

BitLocker Drive Encryption - Internal Data Hard Drives - Turn On or Off


But notice the Warning in the tutorial -

BitLocker is only available in the Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise editions.

You appear to have Home Premium, so Bitlocker wouldn't be available in your Edition. Might look into something like TrueCrypt or similar as an alternative. TrueCrypt

Thanks for the link to previous post , and info about the bitlocker . Looks like ill be checking out the Truecrypt ...

thanks again ,

Chris

crispyclot said:

Thanks for the link to previous post , and info about the bitlocker . Looks like ill be checking out the Truecrypt ...

thanks again ,

Chris

What would you like to do with Truecrypt?
Encrypt your whole drive or just certain things?

Regards,
JDobbsy1987

Well i bought this beast to replace my last desktop that blewup , being a gamer i went thru a few computers and had many ( 11 ) hd's to do file tranfers from , so just wanted to encrypt the partition with my complete - organized data backup from the drives after i get it all cleaned up , if thats possible . Never encrypted anything before ...

crispyclot said:

Thanks for the link to previous post , and info about the bitlocker . Looks like ill be checking out the Truecrypt ...

thanks again ,

Chris

Let us know if any of the steps in the thread I linked you to fixed the problem for you.

I have got this document that we use at work to encrypt the whole drive/windows partition.
I'm sure/hope it won't be too different for other partitions.

I would advise using a test machine/hard drive just encase things go bad
Hopefully it will be a good starting point/guide for you.
TrueCrypt.doc

And don't forget the password

Regards,
JDobbsy1987

And don't forget the password .... heh thanks will do !

If you have the correct ver of Office 2010 you won't need the sticky notes in Win 7. A version of Office 2010 that includes One Note has a sticky notes module. It is more featured than the one in Win 7. Just thought I would mention this.

Thanks Hammer , ill check it out :)