Friday 17 February 2012

Hide-folder-more-protectly

10:30 Posted by Unknown , 2 comments
Hide folder more protectively

Previously I have written HOW TO HIDE FILE USING RUN COMMAND.

Here I am gonna show you more protective hiding of files or folders.
In the previous trick it was easy way of how to hide files but files can be shown by anyone just by folder and search option by disabling the option of DON"T SHOW HIDDEN FILES.

But now you can do something that even after disabling that option your file or folder will not be there. Wanna know how jst go on:

Just follow the steps:

1) Open notepad

2) Write the following command(without quotes)
               "attrib +h +r +s *"
NOTE: At the * write down your file, that you want to hide, with path of that file.




3) Now save with x.bat extension. Give any name you want to give


4) Now go to desktop right click > New > Shortcut


5) In the box browse the .bat file that you created


6) Click next and write the name that you want to use as a command in the run to run this file and 
     click Finish





























7) Now copy that shortcut to "C:\windows\system32\"

8) Now open run (win + r) and write the name that you have given while creating shorcut. In this
     case I have given wxyz.
   
      On doing this all our files that you have written in notepad file will be hidden. Now what for
       get that file back??? so go for this same procedure but two chages will be done....

    a) In the step 2) write notepad file with command  "attrib -h -r -s * "
    b)  In the step 6) give the different name then you have given. Suppose abcd.


Now whenever you will run "wxyz" in run all file will just get hidden and on running "abcd" it'll show that file.

Enjoy...
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2 comments:

  1. not working in license version.

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  2. DUDE it's working very well.....try again...
    just be sure that the shortcut you are making of hide and show must be made on desktop....

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