This will lock the Private folder, which will force it to disappear. Open it and place your files inside, when you’re done, return to the file called FolderLocker and double-click it. Double click on it and it should automatically create a folder called Private, this is where you will be storing all your sensitive data. You should now see a file with the name, “FolderLocker”.
Once done, save the document as FolderLocker.bat and close it. After that, you should see something called Save as type, click the drop-down menu, and choose All files.
Within the document, click on File, and then Save as. Not sure what that is? Don’t worry, we’ll break it down for you. This is only possible if “All Files” is selected. Once done, it is time to save the document as “ FolderLocker.bat”. Delete “Your-Password-Here” and type in your desired password. To do this, locate “ Your-Password-Here” in the script you just copied and pasted into the text document. You will now need to add your required password to gain access to your “sensitive files” whenever you need them. We are almost done here, so don’t go running off just yet. Once this new text document is created, just open it and copy-paste the following inside: OFF Now, there is no need to give this text document a unique name because you will be deleting it after everything is done. Once that new folder is created, navigate inside the folder and create a text document. Password protect folders without softwareįirst, you will need to create a folder that will contain your password-protected subfolder. This trick is nothing new – and works even on Windows 11/10/8/7.
However, today we are going to look at how to password protect folders without software. There are several third-party free file encryption software available that allow computer users to attach a password to their sensitive folders and encrypt them. Chances are, these folders contain sensitive information that no one else should view, no matter the reason. Occasionally, Windows 11/10 users might feel the need to place password protection on their folders.
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