How to encrypt the Win7 system folder?

  
        

I believe that friends who have used Win7 will encounter such a problem: in some cases, they don't want to let their own things be seen by others, and they always want to hide some of their own "privacy". At this time, I always want to use the hidden method, but is the hiding really reliable? Xiaobian can tell you that the general hidden file method is not reliable at all. You think about it, now friends who know a little computer base will find out the hidden files. So, if you really want to hide your "privacy", then there is really no way? The answer is yes, the following small series brings you a practical Win7 file encryption technique.

In fact, there are many ways to hide files in Win7. In addition to the less recommended direct setting of hidden files, you can also use third-party encryption software. However, many encryption software functions on the Internet are also common, and many are hidden. The virus, so it is not recommended for everyone to adopt, the following brings a simple and rough, many people do not know the Win7 file encryption skills.

Step 1: First, in the Win7 Start menu, click Open & ldquo; Run & rdquo;, then type cmd and press Enter to open, as shown.

Run command

Step 2: Then create an encrypted folder by command. The specific method is to type the command: md d:\\aaa..\\ When finished, press the Enter key, such as Figure.

Note: The meaning of the md d:\\aaa..\\ command is to create an aaa-named encrypted file on the D drive (there is a space after md, there are two small dots behind aaa) A slash, must be brought up), of course, you can also build on other disks, simply change the command.

Step 3: After creating the encrypted folder, this file cannot be opened directly. What should I do if I want to open it? Continue to type: d:\\aaa..\\ in the dos command (Note: The format is the same as the one just above, there is a space, type the command, press the Enter key to run)

Step 4: Open the created encrypted folder, then you can put your own privacy Files or some of the more important things are placed in this folder so that others can't open them.

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