How to set a folder password for a pirated XP system

It is recommended to use Yitong folder lock software, which supports all Windows systems. It can encrypt folders, encrypt files, and encrypt disks, which is safe and easy to use. After installing the software, right-click the folder you want to encrypt and select Yitong Folder Encryption in the right-click menu to encrypt the software.

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Here's how to do it:

1. Open your dewindows explorer.

2. Right-click the file or folder you want to encrypt, and then click "Properties".

3. In the "General" tab, click "Advanced". Select the Encrypt content to protect data check box.

Note: 1. If you want to open "Windows Explorer", please click "Start Program Attachments" and then click "Windows Explorer".

2. Note that only the DE files and folders on the NTFS partition volume can be encrypted, and the DE files and folders on the FAT partition volume are invalid. Files or folders that are compressed can also be encrypted. If you want to encrypt a compressed file or folder, the file or folder will be extracted.

3. The de file marked as the "system" attribute cannot be encrypted, and the de file located in the systemroot directory structure cannot be encrypted.

4. When encrypting a folder, the system will ask if you want to encrypt its subfolders at the same time. If you select Yes, then its de subfolder will also be encrypted, and all the de files and subfolders added to the folder will be automatically encrypted when added or compressed files.

How do I set a password for a folder?

with tools. There is a utility that locks folders.

Go search and see. I forgot what it was called.

Compress the file with RAR.

You can set a password.

Specially hidden in a frequently used folder.

You can also. Folders do not come with a password.

I. Some of the private files are hidden.

Or. The password is locked in a compressed file.

Thank you.

I have a solution, which is to change the icon of the folder to no color, which is equivalent to hiding, and then change the properties of the folder to hidden, and ask the system not to show the hidden folder.

Compression software can be used to help with password settings, such as Winrar. In addition, win8 is better to use.

It is a dangerous thing to set a password for the XP folder. Once you forget your password, you can never open it.

Or once the system crashes and is poisoned, after reinstalling the system, even if you know the password, you can't open it.

It doesn't seem to have this feature at the moment, but you can turn it into a compressed file, use the compressed file to set a password, and if it's an office file such as word, you can set a password when saving.

Yes, you have to install the software PGP software.

XP systems don't have this feature, if you want to use third-party software to encrypt folders, there are 2 suggestions:

1. Using third-party encryption software, this aspect is effective, but there is a problem, when reinstalling and installing third-party encryption software, there will be a situation that the folder with the password cannot be opened.

2. If the folder is not large, you can consider using a compressed package to compress the folder and then encrypt the compressed package, which can ensure that the folder is opened normally, but the operation is more cumbersome, and the folder cannot be too large (too big and a waste of time).

3. If it is all office software, you can use the office password function to encrypt a single file, and the security and reliability are guaranteed.