You really take your time to explain step by step, that's really good simply because it's helping everyone to follow without missing any instructions. Thank you so much, have been following your clips
if you want the folder the folder to be hidden(if its ur main purpose) just go to properties of the folder and tick the hidden option... it will hide automatically ......for recovering go to the file explorer>view(on the above task bar)>options>view>advanced settings(show hidden folders).....thats it!
Thank you sooooooo much. I have been looking at tutorials and they were good but anyone could just change the password in a click of a button. but your tutorial was different.And plus I alredy had 7-zip so i didn't have to worry about a virus!!! Annd to say that shorter Thank You.
Yes, you have to extract the folder every time you want to edit anything. That is a drawback of this process. I don't know of any alternatives that will allow editing without extraction first and password protection for the folder.
Great video . . . VERY informative and helpful, BUT, why does the newly created, password protected folder lose its graphic appearance (i.e., the icon becomes "white"), and how can that be corrected, so it looks like the original folder, from which it's derived? Please, and thank you.
The icon will not have a graphical appearance when it is not associated with a program (at least as far as Windows is concerned). With folders, the graphical appearance can be changed by right clicking on it and selecting Properties, Customize tab, Change Icon. With files, I don't think the graphical icon can be changed.
Say you want to encrypt a folder for a game that searches for installed programs if encrypted would the said game be able to se the programs in said folder?
You really take your time to explain step by step, that's really good simply because it's helping everyone to follow without missing any instructions. Thank you so much, have been following your clips
Yes, I try to make my videos as easy to follow as possible. Glad you like them.
Your voice is very calming.
Would you ever do a step by step tutorial on how to build your own pc? The way you explain things are really easy to follow!
He has made several PC building videos which are very good to understand what you need to do. They on this channel....
Best of the Bests
Your voice is so soothing holy hell.
I found this very helpful, and very well explained, Thank you.
No problem, glad it helped!
if you want the folder the folder to be hidden(if its ur main purpose) just go to properties of the folder and tick the hidden option... it will hide automatically ......for recovering go to the file explorer>view(on the above task bar)>options>view>advanced settings(show hidden folders).....thats it!
OUTSTANDING!!! YOU COVER IT ALL, MANY TKS THE UPLOAD
My pleasure!
is there anyway to password protect the FOLDER? NOT THE FILES?
Yes, it's called a batch file, but unfortunately, it's not very secure...
Please make more tutorials like this!
Thank you sooooooo much. I have been looking at tutorials and they were good but anyone could just change the password in a click of a button. but your tutorial was different.And plus I alredy had 7-zip so i didn't have to worry about a virus!!! Annd to say that shorter Thank You.
I'm glad you like this one... and yes, like you've mentioned, it is a good way to protect a folder.
5/5 Thanks.
Thank you!
thank you i wanted to pass my pass foldeder cuz i dont wanna see my little sis know my pass
best voice ever :D
Wonderful. Thanx
Most welcome
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Thanks, man
No problem!
so you'd have to extract the folder every time you want to edit anything?
are ther any good 7-zip alternatives where you don't have to do that?
Yes, you have to extract the folder every time you want to edit anything. That is a drawback of this process. I don't know of any alternatives that will allow editing without extraction first and password protection for the folder.
....we all know what we are gonna do with this.
Great video . . . VERY informative and helpful, BUT, why does the newly created, password protected folder lose its graphic appearance (i.e., the icon becomes "white"), and how can that be corrected, so it looks like the original folder, from which it's derived? Please, and thank you.
The icon will not have a graphical appearance when it is not associated with a program (at least as far as Windows is concerned). With folders, the graphical appearance can be changed by right clicking on it and selecting Properties, Customize tab, Change Icon. With files, I don't think the graphical icon can be changed.
could you have another password protected folder inside the first one so you would need two passwords to get in ?
I've never actually tried that. In theory you could, but I don't know for sure if it would work in practise.
what if we accidently delete the 7zip file??
can we use this to hide video beside documents ?
Yes, videos and documents can be hidden.
couldn't get it to work
Hello.
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Very poor choice using latin, I can read it
Say you want to encrypt a folder for a game that searches for installed programs if encrypted would the said game be able to se the programs in said folder?