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Hide Files 4.4 was available as a giveaway on September 15, 2018!
Secure your confidential files and folders. Hide Files is a folder-locker utility. You can encrypt and decrypt your sensitive documents, photo albums, videos, emails and any kind of data. You can password protect any secret or embarrassing files. Hide your files and folders from prying eyes. Set your master password and lock your files.
No one can access your files without your master password. Hide Files supports NTFS, FAT32 and FAT16 file system types, local hard drives, external hard drives, SSD drives, SD/MMC memory cards and USB flash disks. Hide Files can lock and unlock your gigabytes of data within seconds. Hide Files supports drag and drop from Windows Explorer and supports lost password recovery. Hide Files stops locking process if any file or disk error occurs and helps you not to lose your important data.
However it is always a good idea to backup your important files and folders first.
System Requirements:
Windows 10/ 8.1/ 8/ 7/ Vista/ XP
Publisher:
VovsoftHomepage:
https://vovsoft.com/software/hide-files/File Size:
1 709 KB
Price:
$9.99
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Advice.
Always have a backup of any locked file that's on the computer
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Still wondering what encryption algorithm this program uses. Most companies brag about what they use. Just curious,
~Coal
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Just curious as to what exactly are they using for an encryption algorithm? Most designers brag what type they use. Just asking before I download.
Thanks,
~Coal
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Programs (including this) which hide files/folder are generally intended for this purpose accidentally not to remove the file.
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I like the fact that it's easy to understand and use. Only time will tell if it works as advertised. A very reasonable price given today's market.
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It's great to be able to hide files or lock them. The problem is that if you lose this particular program for any reason such as having to reinstall Windows, then you may lose access to the locked or hidden files.
7-Zip is a totally free program which can lock and encrypt files or folders with a password. If you lose the program just download and install it afresh and access to all those files or folders is reestablished quickly and easily.
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Installed the program in a Win10-64.
Registration went fine.
Locking also OK.
But first locking a file and after that locking the map was wrong.
I could unlock the map, but not unlock the file any-more.
AND after locking a map, I restarted Windows and therefore lost the program.
After restart and reinstall the GOTD-program and use the same password, no files and maps could be unlocked.
Try it yourself, lock a file on an USB-stick and examine the USB with another Windows for the file.
After that insert the USB-stick in the original Windows and try to open the file.
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Installed , files that were supposed to be locked are still opening as normal , uninstalled
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Michelle, why did he obviously do it wrong? Going by past experience of this developers concepts about security and encryption they clearly lack understanding of the basic concepts. It is far more likely the program does not work as advertised as previous program from this developer did not work as described and had none of the encryption or privacy promissed. I would not install anything from this developer that messes about with file systems to try and conceal data... that is just asking for wholesale data corruption.
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What are the differences from "Anvide Folder Lock" ("Anvide Seal Lock")?
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Another offering from vovsoft, which I'm guessing is just as "secure" as their password-protected daily journal. See comment #13 by TK here: https://www.giveawayoftheday.com/daily-journal-4-2/
Also not too happy with their software collecting "personally identifiable" information, as mentioned in comment #7 by Smith
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