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is their a way to make an password required folder

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This was a quick and easy way I used to password protect a folder:

http://www.howtogeek.com/105633/how-to-create-a-password-protected-folder-without-any-extra-software/

 

It even hides the folder when the folder is "locked" and will appear when "unlocked" through the batch file.

i want an password required folder, any software or/

MF UH BEANS

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This was a quick and easy way I used to password protect a folder:

http://www.howtogeek.com/105633/how-to-create-a-password-protected-folder-without-any-extra-software/

 

It even hides the folder when the folder is "locked" and will appear when "unlocked" through the batch file.

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Let me guess, you want to hide your porn.

If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough it will be believed.

-Adolf Hitler 

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12 hours ago, legopc said:

Let me guess, you want to hide your porn.

no, i dont watch porn, it is for some hacks i use

MF UH BEANS

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Well. The how-to-geek option above is great. But just to give you some alternatives on file obfuscating which aren't a direct answer to your question but might help your overarching quest:

You can partition a drive and unassign a drive letter to a partition.
You can use 7-zip or similar utility with a low compression preset to quickly password protect folders.
You can place the files on a usb that you plug in.
You can have an alternate account on your computer own the files, and make it so you need an admin password to modify them. <- overly complicated.
You can simply make it a "hidden" folder and disable "show hidden folders".

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1 hour ago, aries757 said:

no, i dont watch porn, it is for some hacks i use

Hahahahaha "i dont watch porn" thats a funny m8 

If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough it will be believed.

-Adolf Hitler 

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