What is DTVP30?

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What is DTVP30?

Kingston DTVP30/16GB 16GB DataTraveler Vault Privacy 3.0 Flash Drive. SuperSpeed USB 3.0 technology means users don’t have to compromise transfer speeds for security. DTVP 3.0 is FIPS 197 certified and TAA compliant, to meet frequently requested corporate and government IT requirements.

How do I Format my DTVP30?

Locate My Computer(Computer in Vista and 7). Right-click on the Kingstondrive and select Format. Select NTFS or exFAT fromthe file system drop-down list. Select Quick Format as theFormat option and click Start.

Is Kingston DataTraveler safe?

It is an enterprise-grade USB Flash drive with 256-bit hardware-based, on-the-fly encryption. The stored data is 100 percent secure, with no public area to expose files.

How do I password protect a Kingston flash drive?

Open the file you want to add a password to. Go to File > Info. Under Protect Document, select Encrypt with Password. Enter a password and confirm it before clicking OK.

How do I remove the encryption partition on Kingston Flash Drive?

Remove encrypted status from the partition of your drive by formatting the partition using a non-encrypted standard, a process that takes just minutes to complete.

  1. Plug the Kingston drive into the computer.
  2. Click “Start” and select “Computer.”
  3. Right-click the letter of the Kingston drive and select “Format.”

What is Vault Privacy?

It protects 100 per cent of stored data and enforces complex password protection with minimum characteristics to prevent unauthorised access. For additional peace of mind, the drive locks down and reformats after 10 intrusion attempts.

Can you put a password on a USB drive?

Simply right-click the drive in Finder, select Encrypt, and add a password. The process starts instantly and can take a few minutes, depending on the size of your USB stick. Shortly, you’ll have an encrypted and password protected USB drive.

How do I remove Kingston DataTraveler security?

2. Use Registry Editor to remove write protection from USB:

  1. Enter “Regedit” in the Windows search box to enter “Registry Editor”.
  2. Go to Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies.
  3. Double click the WriteProtect, Change the value from 1 to 0 and click “OK” to save this change.