Multiple Ways To Hide Files In Windows
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มี.ค. 2023
- Today I'm going to show you several ways to hide files and folders in Windows. Many people have files and folders that they want to hide. Today I will show you how to do it.
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This is cool advice. Tried this but did notice if going into file explorer 'Details view' while you won't see a folder in the 2nd instruction (hide folder with blank icon) someone looking at the folder structure will definitely see something is there because other metadata such as size, last modified, etc. still populates. And if sorted alphabetically there will be a blank item showing above the 'A' titled items. For securing folders it's much better to password protect them or simply encrypt them. Neat tricks though
That's a 'greater than' synbol at
Some of those are neat, but I couldn't get rid of the black square problem with your fix. Also, could you make a video about password protecting specific folders?
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Move important files off to a thumb drive? And password protect, etc.. People can't get to your data if it is not plugged into the computer and the PC is offline. [Not connected to the internet].
The folder that was made invisible still shows up in explorer. I really like the alternate data stream stuff though. Adding a .nomedia file to a folder on android hides media files from most apps except for file explorers and shell command. The .nomedia file is hidden without showing hidden files. :-) Great Video!!!
I have two Sandisk Ultra Fit USB 3.1 128GB flash drives. They are really small. I put a split ring and ear ring hook on them from jewelry making craft supplies. I now have 256GB of flash hidden in plain site that I can take with me where ever I go and never misplace. Cyberpunk ear rings.
thanks, i no longer need to create thousand sub folders to hide my naughty files... lolz
Two things: First, Does this method work with folders/files that have been formatted in exFAT? The main reason that I use exFAT format is that I have a Mac desktop and a Windows desktop and I often move folders/files back and forth. (Rich, if you want the longer version, email me privately) Second, through out the video you kept on referring to this symbol '>' as 'lesser than'. That is incorrect. This symbol '>' is the 'greater than' symbol, whereas this symbol '<' is the 'lesser than' symbol.
Just what I want to do on my android phones. I got some lovely flower arrangement pictures.
The symbol > is actually GREATER THAN
Password protected encrypted virtual drive with ntfs security permissions and use hidemydrives to hide the drive label it is mounted to.
Security through obscurity...good stuff. As for those of you that think Microsoft's EFS will protect you...well it probably will, from anybody except a state actor. And that's only if you keep your password safe.
How about using F5 in tip #1. Would a refresh fix the black square? Or just a restart?
Good tips however those that are good at tech can easy able to find all of those options Xd - Can't go wrong by having a lock with passwords on the files
Loved the video. A slight glitch, tho'. In the " very secret message " dialog you said parenthses ( ) instead of quote mark " ". Great information tho'.
I typically use Linux, but this was very interesting. I use to use the null character to lock my kids out of one directory on the computer I setup for them. In that directory I put notes on how I setup that computer. That way I could put a history of what I did on that computer, and not worry about them by accident or otherwise deleting info I wanted saved about their computer. You can't do that anymore, because Microsoft took that away.
There is also the command that you can "somehow" hide data, which is [copy /b image.png+secrets.txt image_out.png].
One more tip rename the file extension to ".dll" and then hide it, probably no one would want to open up system files, right?
Changing the property to hidden in 95/98/20 was the way people hid their stash. A simple command run from the root would find them. Systems back then didn't have as many hidden files as they do today but you could go to cmd/root and then enter dir *.jpg /s /ah with would search the whole drive for any .jpg file with an attribute of hidden. You could run the same command with .bmp, .flv, .mov, .mpeg .mp4. the list goes on and on. Found all my buddy dad’s staches that way.