Win7 system Folder How to encrypt?

Believe that the use of Win7 friends will encounter such a problem: in some cases, do not want to make their own things for others to see, always want to make some of their own "privacy" to hide. At this time, always think of a hidden method, but the hidden really reliable? Small series can tell you, the general hidden file method is not reliable. You think, now as long as you know a little bit of computer basic friends will be in the hidden files to find out. So, if you really want to hide their "privacy" there is really no way? The answer is yes, the following small series for everyone to bring a practical Win7 file encryption techniques.

In fact, Win7 hidden file method has malicious many, in addition to the less recommended direct settings hidden files, but also the use of Third-party encryption software, but at present, many of the online encryption software function is also general, and a lot of hidden virus, so do not recommend that you adopt, below bring a simple rough, Many people do not know the Win7 file encryption techniques.

The first step: first in the Win7 Start menu, click Open "Run", and then enter CMD press ENTER to open, as shown.

Run command

Step Two: Then create the encrypted folder by command by typing the command: MD d:aaa ... When finished, press ENTER, as shown.

NOTE: MD d:aaa. The meaning of the order is to set up a AAA-named encrypted file in D-disk (there is a space behind the MD, there are two smaller points behind AAA and a slash, it must be brought up), of course, you can also build on other disks, simply change the command.

Step three: After creating a good encryption folder, this file can not be opened directly, if you want to open how to do? Continue to enter in DOS command: Start D:AAA. (Note: The format is just the same as that one, there is a space, type the command, press ENTER to run)

The fourth step: After you open the encrypted folder you created, you can then put your own privacy file or some of the more important things in this folder, so that people generally can't open oh.