SUPER Hidden Files/Folders
Intro: SUPER Hidden Files/Folders
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Hi, I'm new, so don't get cranky if I stuff it all up. This Instructable is much better than all of the rest! This method uses batch to hide files. The hidden files are completely search-proof. (i.e even if you search for them, no results will come up.)
Hi, I'm new, so don't get cranky if I stuff it all up. This Instructable is much better than all of the rest! This method uses batch to hide files. The hidden files are completely search-proof. (i.e even if you search for them, no results will come up.)
STEP 1: Creating the Program
O.k. Open up notepad. Copy the following into notepad:
@echo OFF
title Super Hidden Files Creator - By James
echo Password...
set/p "com=>"
if %com%==unlock goto ALLOW
echo WRONG!
pause
echo Choose Your Fate...
echo 1. ???
echo 2. Delete all of your documents.
echo Type 1 or 2
pause >nul
shutdown -im -r
goto End
:ALLOW
color C
cls
echo ACCESS GRANTED
pause
cls
color 7
echo Name of the folder
set/p "fol=>"
if EXIST %fol% goto SELECT
if notEXIST %fol% GOTO notfound
:notfound
ECHO File Not FOund
goto End
:SELECT
echo Hide/Unhide [h/u]
set/p "com=>"
if %com%==h goto HIDE
if %com%==u goto UNHIDE
:HIDE
attrib %fol% +s +h
goto End
:UNHIDE
echo Enter password to Unlock folder
set/p "pass=>"
if NOT %pass%==unlock goto FAIL
attrib %fol% -s -h
goto End
:FAIL
echo Invalid password
pause
goto End
:End
exit
@echo OFF
title Super Hidden Files Creator - By James
echo Password...
set/p "com=>"
if %com%==unlock goto ALLOW
echo WRONG!
pause
echo Choose Your Fate...
echo 1. ???
echo 2. Delete all of your documents.
echo Type 1 or 2
pause >nul
shutdown -im -r
goto End
:ALLOW
color C
cls
echo ACCESS GRANTED
pause
cls
color 7
echo Name of the folder
set/p "fol=>"
if EXIST %fol% goto SELECT
if notEXIST %fol% GOTO notfound
:notfound
ECHO File Not FOund
goto End
:SELECT
echo Hide/Unhide [h/u]
set/p "com=>"
if %com%==h goto HIDE
if %com%==u goto UNHIDE
:HIDE
attrib %fol% +s +h
goto End
:UNHIDE
echo Enter password to Unlock folder
set/p "pass=>"
if NOT %pass%==unlock goto FAIL
attrib %fol% -s -h
goto End
:FAIL
echo Invalid password
pause
goto End
:End
exit
STEP 2: Finally...
Finally save it and change the file extension (.txt) to .bat
Open it up, type in 'unlock' without the quotes. After it comes up with ACCESS GRANTED, type in the file that you want to hide. (the file must not have any spaces, and the batch file that you just created must be in the same folder/Directory as the file you want to hide). Once you have typed in the name of the file that you want to hide (and pressed enter), type h and press enter.
To Unhide...
Open up the batch file, get to the area where it says name of file. Type the file that you hid and press u.
Enjoy!
P.S. I have had a comment asking for help. I cannot help you or anyone else who asks. You can download the program and follow on using this step.
Sorry
Open it up, type in 'unlock' without the quotes. After it comes up with ACCESS GRANTED, type in the file that you want to hide. (the file must not have any spaces, and the batch file that you just created must be in the same folder/Directory as the file you want to hide). Once you have typed in the name of the file that you want to hide (and pressed enter), type h and press enter.
To Unhide...
Open up the batch file, get to the area where it says name of file. Type the file that you hid and press u.
Enjoy!
P.S. I have had a comment asking for help. I cannot help you or anyone else who asks. You can download the program and follow on using this step.
Sorry
29 Comments
FathiaAdni 9 years ago
i i don't know how to use this program :( can you make some tutorial or pict about this?
FathiaAdni 9 years ago
i i don't know how to use this program :( can you make some tutorial or pict about this?
FathiaAdni 9 years ago
i i don't know how to use this program :( can you make some tutorial or pict about this?
shadow wave rider 12 years ago
shadow wave rider 12 years ago
@echo off
title Super Hidden Folders Creator- By Michael.
echo Identify.
set/p "com=>"
if %com%==I'm-Awesome goto ALLOW
pause
:ALLOW
pause
cls
echo I Know!
echo File Name...
set/p "fol=>"
if EXIST %fol% goto SELECT
if NOTEXIST %fol% goto NOTFOUND
:NOTFOUND
echo File Not Found.
pause
goto END
:SELECT
echo Hide/Unhide? [Hide/Unhide]
set/p "com=>"
if %com%==Hide goto HIDE
if %com%==Unhide goto UNHIDE
:HIDE
attrib %fol% +s +h
goto END
:UNHIDE
echo Password.
set/p "pass=>"
if NOT %pass%==irule goto FAIL
attrib %fol% -s -h
ping localhost -n 3 >nul
echo Unlocked Succesfully.
goto END
:FAIL
echo Incorrect.
pause
goto END
:END
pause
exit
instead of it saying well done or the original thing it says i know which is cool when the password is I'm-Awesome. it says 'I know.'
try it out.
(second password is irule.)
Wesfletch 13 years ago
But, Great as it is, i did find a few, just a few, flaws:
1. When the file isnt found, it doesnt go to the NOTFOUND part of the script.
2. It ends a little suddenly, as in, if you type it wrong, it just ends, instead of telling you.
3. The access granted screen is red, so more than once, i thought i messed up.
4. It gives you the option of shutting down the computer, now, whos gonna say yes to that, instead of just x'ing out?
So, i added a few things.
1. Got rid of the shut down.
2. Made a "press any key" screen before it ends.
3. Made a timer on the unlocking, so it stalls 3 seconds.(makes it slicker)
4. A couple other things i cant remember.
Here's the code:
@echo off
title Super Hidden Folders Creator- By James, Edited by Wesfletch
echo Identify.
set/p "com=>"
if %com%=="password here" goto ALLOW
pause
:ALLOW
pause
cls
echo Well Done.
echo File Name...
set/p "fol=>"
if EXIST %fol% goto SELECT
if NOTEXIST %fol% goto NOTFOUND
:NOTFOUND
echo File Not Found.
pause
goto END
:SELECT
echo Hide/Unhide? [Hide/Unhide]
set/p "com=>"
if %com%==Hide goto HIDE
if %com%==Unhide goto UNHIDE
:HIDE
attrib %fol% +s +h
goto END
:UNHIDE
echo Password.
set/p "pass=>"
if NOT %pass%=="2nd Password Here" goto FAIL
attrib %fol% -s -h
ping localhost -n 3 >nul
echo Unlocked Succesfully.
goto END
:FAIL
echo Incorrect.
pause
goto END
:END
pause
exit
(remember to put your own passwords)
There it is!!!!
Happy Batching
-WesFletch
Saturn V 13 years ago
nirjhar 13 years ago
Ryan.Thompson 15 years ago
I have been looking for a tutorial like this for a long time
!!AWESOME!!
jchar77 15 years ago
NetDex 14 years ago
Kaito95 15 years ago
jchar77 15 years ago
hg341 15 years ago
but you need to break the bat file down and explain how it works
Wafflicious 15 years ago
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