Such as folder locks, folder lockers, etcīut obviously you get the point what I am trying to so of course so I would recommend using other types and methods for folder locking Yes like I said this is a minor problem for most people that use the batch file I would just recommend using encrypted folders Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS or Android. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. 'description': 'View this Gist on GitHub',

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> while when I see the properties of my HD, it shows 7GB free out of 250GB. > The issue is that I got the password but the folder it gives me is empty In short, when using your web browser as fileĮxplorer, the locked folder isn't locked. Navigate to that bat folder (if it's in C drive) and you'll find the lockedįolder completely visible and accessible without any prompt for password.įor opening any other drive, just replace C with the respective drive Just open any web browser like Chrome, MS Edge etc.

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