File protection automatically encrypts the files in your My Documents folder, and all your Microsoft Office files (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Microsoft Money files, and Intuit Quicken files—so that only you can open them. We recommend that you keep file protection on. If you turn it off, your important files are vulnerable in the event of loss or theft.
 | Certain file types in My Documents can't be encrypted, including .amv, .mgv, .jnt, .jtp, .mov, .mpeg, .mpeg4, .exe, and .tmp. Not all subscriptions include file protection.
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Log in to the
Anti-Theft Web Console.
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From any device, log in to
My Account using the email address and password you entered when you first created your account.
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From the
Device Protection tab, choose your device and click
Go to Web Console.
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Make sure your device is in normal mode.
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Click
Settings.
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From
Lock settings, under
File protection, do one of the following:
| • | To turn off file protection, deselect
Protect your device's important files.
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| • | To turn on file protection, select
Protect your device's important files.
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Click Save.
| It might take several minutes to save the changes to your device because your device must first connect to the Internet and then sync with your account. If you want to sync now, open
McAfee Anti-Theft from your device's desktop and click
Sync on the Home Page.
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