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> Hide your Important/Adult files- 1 more secret!

ROCKY13 · Feb 9, 2009 07:23 19 214
ROCKY13 OP
Feb 9, 2009 07:23
Hi friends. You always are in the search of various amazing tricks which helps you to hide the important folders. This is a simple but a cool trick which will help you gain command over your data in the folders.
19 replies
ROCKY13 OP
Feb 9, 2009 07:24
#1
HIDE THE FILE. a) First open command prompt . b) Then type attrib +s +h path of the file. E.g. Attrib +s+h c: example Darani c) And surprise the file will be hidden. This will hide the file. UNHIDE THE FILE a) Again open command prompt. b) Then type attrib s -h path of the file. E.g. Attrib s-h c: example Darani c) And you will again gain the file. So njoy hide and seek....
-StingRay-
Feb 9, 2009 16:28
#2
complicated...
-StingRay-
Feb 9, 2009 16:30
#3
Convinient to use winrar and archieve it with pwd smiley
Heavens_DeviL
Feb 10, 2009 04:59
#4
Any1 with little knowledge about DOS can do that. ITS NOT A SECRET. what u did is change the attributes of file using command prompt. thats all ! Good for newbies anyway
Amu
Feb 10, 2009 13:22
#5
its attrib -s -h file path to unhide it..you could make some poor noob hide his files and then wondering how to get them back smiley
Someone
Feb 11, 2009 10:28
#6
Heavens_DeviL: Any1 with little knowledge about DOS can do that. ITS NOT A SECRET.
smiley Agree.
allexclusive
Feb 11, 2009 21:05
#7
ROCKY13: HIDE THE FILE. a) First open command prompt . b) Then type attrib +s +h path of the file. E.g. Attrib +s+h c: example Darani c) And surprise the file will be hidden. This will hide the file. UNHIDE THE FILE a) Again open command prompt. b) Then type attrib s -h path of the file. E.g. Attrib s-h c: example Darani c) And you will again gain the file. So njoy hide and seek....
is not it attrib -s -h? anyway write 1 full path example copying from ur file explorer
Heavens_DeviL
Feb 13, 2009 03:45
#8
Anshul: Right click on fliename and select properties and make it hide from there
Much convenient way 2 do the same thing mentioned in the thread. Lol smiley
Amu
Feb 14, 2009 00:05
#9
im hiding a folder with this method..a good file/folder hiding tenchinque is the one which not only hides your files but denies any access to them.. i mean even if your files are hidden with lets say the right click properties thing, your files are still accesible..like someone can play your porn clip from recently played videos list under FILE menu in WMP..i used to have a batch file you double-clicked it, a DOS window opened, u entered da password(set in da batch file by opening it in notepad), n it created a folder for u..just keep ur files there, double click da batch file again n it hides da locker n da files becum inaccesible..even if its showing in ur recent documents it wont open..lost it with my old hard disk but im sure its just a google search away
Amu
Feb 14, 2009 00:08
#10
and if u r really paranoid u can hide da batch file with ur properties method smiley
Amu
Feb 14, 2009 00:30
#11
K i thot I'd attach the notpad file here.. just open it.. change the text "type your password here" into your desired password and save the file as .bat ..any name will do.. basically it uses the same ms-dos principle as rocky posted..theres another version of this method doing rounds where u have to create 2 batch files..this just combines the whole thing n makes it simpler..iv tried everything n i find this the most convenient
rymac
Feb 23, 2009 09:43
#12
oh ok i d0n't try it thanks
LeLouCHe
Feb 23, 2009 11:35
#13
Why dont you just rename it to unsuspected title or move it to WINDOWS folder? Definitely there would be non any bother to open that folder smiley
lilm
Mar 5, 2009 21:59
#14
?watt?
TULIKA
Apr 5, 2010 07:04
#15
it is not a secret
Nazish88
Apr 7, 2010 08:07
#16
-StingRay-: Convinient to use winrar and archieve it with pwd smiley
wot if u hav the collection in gbs lol
Darkside
Apr 7, 2010 09:54
#17
Zip the folder with a password.change the extention from .zip to .bat and rename it e.g win69.bat and put in the windows system folder.to open change the name and extention back and unzip.download and install ccleaner to erase a resently played files and folder paths from your pc.
TaLkInG-PEN
Apr 10, 2010 06:59
#18
smiley
Yungboss
May 6, 2010 16:01
#19
Wil try it