KaKa File Encryption

KaKa File Encryption is a tiny and portable piece of kit that password-protects files on your computer, in order to prevent unauthorized users from accessing them. It can be effortlessly handled, even by users with little or no experience in this kind of apps.

As installation is not a prerequisite, you can just drop the executable file anywhere on the hard drive and run it directly.

Alternatively, you can store KaKa File Encryption on a removable device (like a USB flash drive) and run it on any computer. You can keep the utility with you whenever you're on the go.

What's more important is that the Windows Registry section does not receive entry updates and files are not left behind on the hard drive after program removal.

The interface of the program is formed from a small, regular window with a simple-to-use layout. The "what you see is what you get" concept clearly applies to the app, since there are no other options available, aside from the ones visible in the main frame.

Loading files into the working environment is done with the help of the file browser or "drag and drop" function. It is possible to encrypt multiple items in a single session with the same password. The main application window reveals the name, path and status for each file. Basically, all you have to do is write a password, confirm it and click a button to initialize the encryption operation.

KaKa File Encryption locks the original files without creating new ones. In order to decrypt them, you must have the program stored somewhere on the hard drive or flash drive. Once you decrypt a file, the restriction is automatically removed by the tool, so you have to redo the entire task.

The application barely uses CPU and system memory, hence it shouldn't affect the computer's overall performance. It has a good response time, applies the protection status rapidly and is pretty stable. We haven't come across any issues in our tests. To conclude, KaKa File Encryption comes packed with the necessary and suffice elements for protecting files against unauthorized use.