Folder privacy You need DOS to command daemon

For the encryption of important files, we still value it. There are many methods on this type on the Internet. Here, we introduce a more effective method, which is to use Dos. The command first creates a secure and confidential folder and then puts your own privacy files into it.

Here is an example of creating a folder named "baomi" in the Windows XP system on the Windows XP system:

First enter "<;Run” in the window" The cmd” command and click the "OK" button to open a command line window and then switch to the hard disk partition where you want to create the folder. In this case, you need to create a folder on the D drive, so type "ld:”, then press Enter, then type "md baomi.." and then press Enter.

At this time, a folder named “baomi.” is created under the D drive, and it is invalid to open and delete it. Don't believe you can try it!

Since this folder we can't operate on it, how can we use it to keep secret files? Don't worry! Just type "“start d:baomi..”" at the command prompt (note: be sure to be a folder) The absolute path, otherwise it can't be opened. Then press Enter to open it. Then you can copy and paste the file to be kept secret.

In fact, in addition to preventing others from doing anything with it, it has a more amazing feature —— hidden files! Right click on the folder, pop-up "properties" In the window we can see that the size of this folder is 0 bytes, how is it enough to hide?

There must be someone here to ask, then how to delete this folder? Of course, & ldquo; solution The bell must also be ringed by the bell, or open the command line window, then switch the command prompt to the d drive, and then type “ld baid..” and press Enter to delete it. Of course, before deleting, be sure to confirm that the files inside are not needed, don't delete the wrong ones!

Finally, the author will give you a faster way to enter this folder —&mdash ; Create a batch command. First open the "Notepad" program, enter the "start d:baomi.." & rdquo; character, and then save it as "baomi.bat"; batch file. To access this folder later, just double-click on the file.

Comments

The MD command in the DOS command is used to create a directory, and "“.." can be used to create a folder with special properties, using the method in the text. You can set the folder in the flash memory, and then disguise the folder name to achieve better security. Of course, you can also set the folder's properties to "Hide", so that others will find it harder to find the batch file when needed.