Hide/lock a file/folder without using any software

Posted Date: 21-Apr-2011	Category: Computer Knowledge	Rating:
Author: jagabandhu sahu	Member Level: Bronze	Points: 3

It is very easy to hide a folder from everyone without using any software,but just using a command.

Any one can use this technique to hide the content of a folder or a file from every one who are uses the same system.

It is just a code to write on the command prompt.

go to start and click on run then type cmd after that a command prompt open then type the path (i.e: if your folder name is ram and it is in D drive then type d: then press enter)

after that type attrib -r -s -h foldername(i.e:ram)
like:
attrib -r -s -h ram then press enter after that your folder is hide completely,only you know the path and discover later when it require.
How to recover the hidden file
after typing the path inplace of
attrib -r -s -h ram
just type attrib +r +s +h ram
Now your folder is visible to everyone.

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