When we use computers, there are always invisible files that we don't want to see. How can we quickly hide important files and conveniently view hidden files? You may wish to use virtual disks to hide files. If Chen Guan had been fond of learning, there would not be any later "Photo exposure" events. If he didn't talk much about it, I would like to introduce the Implementation ideas below.
1. Create a batch file
Open notepad and enter the following content.
@ ECHO OFF
Md g: \ RECYCLED \ UDrives. {25310420-03f9-11cf-8fd0-00aa00686f13}> NUL
If exist o: \ NUL GOTO DELETE
Subst o: G: \ RECYCLED \ UDrives. {25310420-03f9-11cf-8fd0-00aa00686f13}
Start o :\
GOTO END
: DELETE
SUBST/d o:
: END
After entering the above content, save the notepad file as "virtual disk. CMD" and save it to any location on the hard disk.
The first and second rows of batch processing scripts mean to close the echo and create a special folder named "UDrives. {25310420-03f9-11cf-8fd0-00aa00686f13}" under the "G: \ Recycled" directory.
The meaning of the batch processing script from row 3 to row 8 is: first, determine whether there is a virtual disk named "O" in the "my computer" window, if yes, detach the Virtual Disk named "O". Otherwise, detach the "UDrives" under the "G: \ Recycled" directory. the {25310420-03f9-11cf-8fd0-00aa00686f13} folder is an O disk and open it.
The last batch processing script means to exit the Command Prompt window.
Ii. Use a virtual disk to protect files
Run "virtual disk. CMD ". Wait a moment. A Virtual Disk named" O "will appear in the" my computer "window, and then the virtual disk will be automatically opened, we can copy some important files to this virtual disk. After copying the file, double-click "virtual disk. CMD" and you will find that the virtual O disk has disappeared in the "my computer" window. To view hidden files in the future, you only need to double-click to run the "virtual disk. CMD ", then the virtual O disk will be automatically opened, and we can easily process the hidden important files.
Tip: the files saved in the virtual O drive are actually saved in the "UDrives. {25310420-03f9-11cf-8FD0-00AA00686F13}" folder in the G drive recycle bin. However, even if the "folder View" option is set to show all files, "UDrives. the content in the {25310420-03f9-11cf-8fd0-00aa00686f13} folder cannot be seen. Of course, you cannot delete the folder and the files saved in the folder by clearing the recycle bin.