Quick correction regarding NTFS file and folder compression. The process you describe for compression is for creating a ZIP file of the selected file/folder. Accessing NTFS file and folder compression is accessed by right-clicking a file/folder > Properties > Advanced > Enable "Compress contents to save disk space". This maintains the original file/folder contents in a compressed state on the disk. Encryption is accessed in a similar fashion.
Love how you go into detail but yet still keep it simple enough to follow and understand. Well explained
As some say, less is more haha xD
I agree ☝️
@@josec4916 haha xD
❤ofcourse this video is good. Simply straight to the point. Thanks alot
Save to download! Thanks mate
I love the mommy and daddy analogy
Watched in one go 👍 Love your Accent. This is one of the reasons i love waching your videos
Quick correction regarding NTFS file and folder compression. The process you describe for compression is for creating a ZIP file of the selected file/folder. Accessing NTFS file and folder compression is accessed by right-clicking a file/folder > Properties > Advanced > Enable "Compress contents to save disk space". This maintains the original file/folder contents in a compressed state on the disk. Encryption is accessed in a similar fashion.
I am really enjoying this tutorial, it is packed full of information and very helpful, thank you very much
Glad you find it informative :) thanks for your support
Great content like usual mate
Super info. thanks!
Thanks for the content 😊
Most Welcome Jose
Hello, I think you forgot to mention work folders and one drive which both fall under this section. Thanks for the video.
Poor folder 4 having no change :(