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Unfortunately, the one thing that AData wanted to capitalize on is also it's biggest drawback. The security feature will only work for a named administrator on a computer. If you're not, then you cannot access the data on the drive. You can view it, but you will be unable to open any files or write to the drive. In my humble opinion this make the drive completely useless for any practical application as most folks are not named administrators on any computer but their home PC. If AData were to redesign it's security software to take this fact into account, then it would be a very useful item for people on the go who need to transfer files in a somewhat secure fashion.
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