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In this guide I will show you step by step a very easy way how to create a secure password protected folder in windows 7. You might want to store secret / private files in here that you don’t want anyone else to access. The best thing about this guide is that you don’t need any 3rd party software to do this.
Steps To : How To Create A Password Protected Folder In Windows 7 -Create a folder and give it any name you wish. Double click on the folder and then right click and select “New” > “Text Document” Now rename this file to password.bat and make sure the file extension is .bat and not .bat.txt. Now open the file and copy the below text and then paste it in to the file. Quote:
-Now double click on the password.bat file and this will create a Private folder. Now copy and paste the files you wish to keep private in to this private folder. -When you have finished copying the files go back to the password.bat file and double click on it again. You will get prompted. “Are You Sure You Want To Lock The Folder Y/N” Type Y and hit enter. The folder will now disappear. I recommend moving the Password.bat file to someone else on your computer. -If you want your folder to re-appear move the Password.bat file back in to the folder you created the folder in and double click on the Password.bat file, enter your password and hit enter, your folder will now re-apear. Warning : How To Create A Password Protected Folder In Windows 7 This script is a very basic script to work out how it works and how to get around it. I would say 80% of IT trained staff will be able to hack this password protected folder, This is why I recommended to move the password.bat file after you have secured your folder.
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i'll try this during xmas time
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would it not be easier just to use a USB stick. that way nothing is left on a hard drive?
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I'll be doing this tomorrow.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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I shall try it later
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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This tutorial will guide you through the steps required to create a locked folder in Windows 7 – without installing any additional 3rd party software.
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When you have finished copying the files go back to the password.bat file and double click on it again. You will get prompted. “Are You Sure You Want To Lock The Folder Y/N” Type Y and hit enter. The folder will now disappear. I recommend moving the Password.bat file to someone else on your computer.
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Join Date: May 2011
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it really works even in Windows XP.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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Works for me.
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