Another method is to create an encrypted folder.

Open "start"-"run", Enter CMD, and press Enter. In the "command prompt" window, first confirm the disk partition where the encrypted folder is to be created, and then enter: md disk partition: the name of the encrypted folder to be created... For example, if the disk partition of the encrypted folder I selected is "F" and the encrypted folder name is "q ". Then, enter md f: q... in the command prompt, and a folder named "q" will be created in drive f. We can't open it, but we can't delete it.

How can I store files in folders that cannot be opened ?? You only need to enter "f: q .." in the "run" window to open it and store our secret files as needed. After you use it, remember to clear the records in "running". Otherwise, the encrypted folder is no longer confidential. To delete a file, open the "command prompt". If there is no file in your encrypted folder, enter rd f: q .., if there is a file, enter rd f: q .. /s. Press Y to confirm the deletion.

If you want to make the folder more confidential and do not want to be suspicious, you can create a secret folder (for example, md f: www ..) and create another md f: www folder with the same name. The original www .. will be able to open and store things. However, the previously opened and stored items are not displayed, and the capacity is not displayed. Is this more confidential.