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How to REALLY Hide Folders

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Hidden files are good for organizing files, and helping to ensure critical files don’t get accidentally deleted. 

Hiding them as a security measure however, is pretty much useless.  A few simple clicks in Windows is all one needs to view everything which you’ve hidden on your system.

Free Hide Folder is a free tool which helps you REALLY hide everything, make it invisible, and secure it.  You’ll even need to run the program and enter a password before you’re be able to even view those files.

What I also liked about it was that you could back up the hidden key (Not the data just the key) so you can restore the data easily if something happens with your system.

I wish you could drag and drop files into the program though rather than having to browse from the program itself, but aside from that it’s a beautiful piece of freeware.

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    1. Syahid A. said,

      on February 12th, 2008 at 11:43 pm

      Really nice freeware James. I’ve started using it and boy, it’s so simple and effective!

    2. Dara said,

      on February 14th, 2008 at 12:40 pm

      I wish most things were just drag and drop, Windows programs tend to like to make you browse through all your crap to find it!

    3. lucky v said,

      on February 14th, 2008 at 9:28 pm

      My McAfeeSiteAdvisor shows red cross against the site at which Free Hide Folder 1.8 is available!!
      http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/cleanersoft.com?
      ref=safe&client_ver=FF_26.5_6256&locale=en-US
      &premium=false&client_type=FF&aff_id=0

    4. James Yeang said,

      on February 15th, 2008 at 9:26 am

      @lucky v:Don’t worry about it… the site itself has no issues. The mirrors and affiliates which host some of the files may distribute OTHER programs with adware, but the site itself is good. You can scan with AVG or Adaware too, if you’re afraid… :)

      @Syahid: no probs man… glad you liked it

      @Dara: Fully agree… wish they had a simple code library for drag n drop solutions for freeware makers out there :)

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