Need to Password Protect Rescue & Recovery 4.5 on my X220

I have purchased a X220 and have installed Rescue & Recovery 4.5. My OS is Windows 7 64bit. I am wanting to set a password on Rescue & Recovery so that when any user tries to open the software, from within Windows, they have to enter a password. Is this possible?

That's not a feature of R&R.
But windows has a feature where you can restrict access to any application that you specify: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/80605-applications-prevent-running-specified-programs.html
The way this would work, is that you log into the computer as "admin" then you can run any application that you want. Your other users log into the computer as "user" and then they are only allowed the run the applications that you specify.

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Sonal Jain wrote:
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