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How to Lock a Folder Using a Batch File Edited by Anupam Dalmia, Wingrider, Teresa, Acomputerdog and 21 others Have you ever had the need for a protected folder, but didn't want to use Window's basic security? Then create your own! Steps 1. 1 Open Notepad.

How to Lock a Folder Using a Batch File

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Have you ever had the need for a protected folder, but didn't want to use Window's basic security? Then create your own!

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How to Lock a Folder Using a Batch FileEdited by Anupam Dalmia, Wingrider, Teresa, Acomputerdog and 21 othersHave you ever had the need for a protected folder, but didn't want to use Window's basic security? Then create your own!Steps 1. 1Open Notepad. 2. 2Copy the code. Just like the image above.[1] 3. 3Change the password. Where it says "password here", change it to your desired password. 4. 4Save the file with name "locker.bat" and as all types and click "Save". 5. 5Close the window. 6. 6Run the "Locker" file by double-clicking it. You will get a folder named Private. 7. 7Move all the things you want to hide and again run locker.bat. 8. 8Follow the instructions.9. 9Done. No one can access your folder without the password.Top of FormKnow another method for How to Lock a Folder Using a Batch File? Add it here... Add Method Bottom of FormTips Windows Search could find it. Set the hidden attribute on the file so it will not show up in a standard Windows Explorer search. You need to store your password carefully. If you copy and paste directly from wikiHow while in edit mode, make sure to remove the "#" and any spaces at the start of each line. Do not rename the file after it is secured. It will no longer be protected.Warnings Someone who really understands batch files can figure out your password. If you really need to protect your data then you should encrypt it. Programs like 7zip File Manager will be able to access the folder