dmg (located at the top in the Save As: box) and the name of the disk image (the Name: field) that will show up in the Finder when you open it–I always name them both the same. Nameįor the name there really are two different fields, the file name, which ends in. Step 4: Set the Name, Size, Format, Encryption, Partition, and Image Format. Step 3: Pick the location on your hard drive. This will bring up the New Blank Image window: Or use the keyboard shortcut: option-Command-N. To do so from the menus: File > New > Blank Disk Image…Ĭreate a New Blank Disk Image: File > New > Blank Disk Image… We are going to cover creating a new blank disk image. There are two different ways you can create a new disk image: 1.
Launch Disk Utility from the Spotlight Search You can optionally easily launch it by simply typing “Disk Utility” in the spotlight search (top right corner of your Mac’s screen)… Standard location: Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.app
It is located in the utilities folder in your applications folder. How to Create a Secure Encrypted Password Protected Folder on a Mac Step 1: Run Disk Utility. On this post I’ll show you how to create password protected, encrypted, folders on your Mac running OS X. A few years ago I went on a campaign to eliminate any social security numbers from my hard drive so that it it was stolen there would be less likely a chance of someone stealing my family’s identity. If you have a Mac running OS X you have a built-in option available to you… an encrypted password protected disk image. Many of those files have social security numbers on them so it is a good time to think about securing those files on your computer. W2’s are coming out right about now so you are probably (hopefully) beginning to think about doing your taxes and at least storing the files (many in pdf form) on your computer. How to Create a Secure Encrypted Password Protected Folder on a Mac
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