How to hide files and folders (1)

We have a lot of important files when we use the computer. We don't want others to see them. In order to hide these top secrets, we can also do our best. Simply modifying the hidden attributes often fails to achieve the desired effect, and the secret of being easily exposed is really uncomfortable. In fact, in addition to changing properties in the Windows system, there are several more clever ways to hide files and folders. Ok, let me listen to you one by one.

(1) 瞒天过海: This method is mainly for files that you don't want others to see. We first modify the extension of the file we want to hide, and change the extension to a type that is not in our system, such as * .ffh *.jjk and so on, since these files are not linked to any application in the system, these programs that are incapable or inoperable are not easily noticeable. However, you need to be reminded that after you complete the modification, you must remember which ones we modified. Otherwise, if you accidentally delete it, you will be in trouble.

(2) Borrowing chickens: Many friends probably know another FONTS directory in the Windows directory for storing fonts. There is a DESKTOP.INI file below this directory, if you can't see it. You can use the find function to find this file. After finding the file, we enter the DOS environment and copy the DESKTOP.INI file in the FONTS directory to any folder we want to hide. At this point we will find that the files in this folder are suddenly gone, and all the contents are All become font files, everything in this directory seems to be the same as in c:\\windows\\FONTS. At this time our file has been successfully hidden.

If you want to find hidden files, it is very easy, just right click on the folder, then select the search function, find the DESKTOP.INI file, delete it (more computer, computer basics to learn) Please go to http://www.pc6c.com computer knowledge network).

(3) Waste utilization: This method is more subtle. It mainly uses the Windows system's own recycling station to achieve hidden purposes. Of course, we can't simply drag files or folders to the recycle bin to hide them, and the above method doesn't work. Even if you start displaying all the file functions and lookup functions, you can't see the hidden indexes of our index. First we enter the DOS state, then enter the recycle bin folder, enter the dir /a command to find the DESKTOP.INI file, and then remove the file properties through the Attrib -s -h -r desktop.ini command, we Copy this file to any folder we want to hide, and you will find that the folder you want to hide has now quietly turned into a recycle bin. And it will not affect the use of the original recycle bin of the computer. Even if we empty the recycle bin, it will not affect the files inside. Of course, we may have trouble when we want to check it again. First enter the DOS state and then enter our hidden folder. And delete the DESKTOP.INI in the folder, at this time the original file is back to the true face of the mountain.

(4) Qiao Li Ming: First we enter the windows directory under the main partition, then find the Local settings folder, then enter the Temporary Internet Files folder, find the DESKTOP.INI file in the folder, and then It is copied out. (It should be noted that this file is usually not visible, but we can click on the Find button in the Temporary Internet Files folder to find this file.) After copying this file, send it to us. In the folder to be hidden, the files in this folder become the contents of the Temporary Internet Files folder, and your original files are hidden. Of course, using this method will make the directory you want to hide into IE's disk cache, which will add some small junk files, but at the same time your IE browsing speed will have some improvement, is it better? Faster: But if you don't want this feature, you can set it as a read-only property. If you want to retrieve your hidden files, just keep going on you.

Click the right button in the hidden folder to find the DESKT

OP.INI file, delete it.

Well, the above are some ways to use the Windows system's own functions to achieve the purpose of hiding files. Remember that what we want to really hide, we must not find one hundred Jiangyang thieves.