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How to Hide any Local Drive using Command prompt

 Today Computer World tutorial is about how to hide a local drive without any 3rd party software. There are lo … ts of free and payable software’s available to hide local drive, but I’m not gonna talk about hide a local drive using a software. In this tutorial I’ll show you an easiest way to hide local drive without using software. This will save your both money and time. There are 3 methods available to hide a local drive without using any software 1. Hide a drive through gpedit 2. Hide a drive through regedit 3. Hide a drive using command prompt  Now Im covering, command prompt way of doing it. So lets see how to do. How to Hide a Local Drive using command prompt? 1. Click on Start - Run 2. In Run box type cmd and hit Enter. Now Command Prompt window will appear. 3. In command prompt, type diskpart and hit Enter. 4. Then type list volume and hit Enter. Now it will display the list of all your computer drives details. 5. Then type the Drive Letter which you want to hide. If you

How to Create a Password Protected Folder without any Extra Software

There are a lot of methods that you can use to create a password protected folder, most of which require the use of some third party software. Using this neat method you can hide your folders with a quick batch script. It’s important to note that this will not actually conceal your data from somebody that knows what they are doing. Note:  if you are a beginner you should be careful with this script Create Your Password Protected Folder Before you get started you need to create a folder that will house your password protected folder, this is just an ordinary folder and can be located anywhere and named anything. Navigate into your newly created folder and create a new Text Document. This can easily be done from the context menu. Open the document, now paste the following code into the contents of the document: cls @ECHO OFF title Folder Private if EXIST "HTG Locker" goto UNLOCK if NOT EXIST Private goto MDLOCKER :CONFIRM echo Are you sure you wa