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Hide Folders 2012 era disponibile come app gratuita il 06 novembre 2014!
Hide Folders protegge efficacemente i vostri dati nascondendo e bloccando quelli da rendere segreti. Permette di impostare una protezione diversa (nascondere, bloccare, di sola lettura) per i file e le cartelle e di proteggerli con una password. Il programma è dotato di un'interfaccia utente molto intuitiva con vari stili di visualizzazione.
Ci sono diversi modi per controllare il programma: utilizzando il suo pannello di controllo, il menu contestuale di Windows, i tasti di scelta rapida, o anche i comandi del Prompt.
Offerte speciali da FSPro Labs: potete acquistare una licenza singola per Hide Folders 5 e una licenza familiare per Hide Folders 5 con un forte sconto!
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Requisiti di Sistema:
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8
Produttore:
FSPro LabsHomepage:
http://fspro.net/hide-folders-2012/Dimensione File:
9.77 MB
Prezzo:
$39.95
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Installed and registered without problems on a Win 8.1.2 Pro system.
A company without name and address.
No detailed test because of a simple reason:
BEWARE!
This (and other programs of this kind) do only "hide" and "protect" folders, as long a the system is running. If you boot another system, these files are visible and can be accessed in any way at any time.
Also with this today's program I can access every "protected and hidden" folder, if I boot another system. So it also works ONLY on the running computer. Usable as a quick "hide", which is not really hidden.
Better to use the windows build in features for the correct access rights (which also can be overrun...) If you REALLY want to hide something, use an encrypted container.
IMHO a useless toy at an incredible price...
Uninstalled via reboot. Only installed to see, that it DOES NOT hide a folder, if accessed from outside, e.g. another computer.
It's quite awhile now since I wrote on here about how-to-bust-open a so-called hidden folder. I was referring to Iobit's offering then but nothing today's developer has said gives any indication that its offering is any different.
A Windows program loads with Windows. Doh. If Windows is started in Safe Mode - you simply hit F8 several times at boot-up -- then most programs don't load at all. Safe Mode primarily exists only to load essential drivers.
Iobit's "Protected Folders" could not load automatically, could not run automatically, when in Safe Mode. As a result, the Iobit software was not hiding anything, not protecting anything, not doing anything at all for the money. As to what it was "hiding":
Start up 'Everything', the fabulous little freeware search program, click on the 'Search' tab and in the drop-down menu, choose the file type you're seeking. Doesn't matter if you don't know the name: 'Everything' will, well-nigh instantaneously, find every image, every document, every movie and every program executable. Child's play. No computer knowledge or computer skills needed. Tap F8, open up in Safe Mode, run 'Everything' to search by file type and that's it. A few minutes' work.
Of course, if the files were encrypted, then that's a different story. They're not in any program 'container'. On which basis, then, there's no point in 'hiding' a file that can easily be discovered if that file isn't encrypted.
Today's $40 program -- and really, that price tag is mind-boggling -- appears to have a major flaw whether or not it's immune from Safe Mode breaking, because as Roger at post #1 says, what happens if you've hidden a file or folder on an external drive but your HDD crashes and takes out the "Hide Folders" with it? Hmmmm. Disaster.
Which explains why I find that $40 price-tag so astonishing, because that kind of issue has long since been resolved by the always-free file / folder 'invisibility' program Safehouse Explorer which, as can be seen from this link:
http://www.safehousesoftware.com/SafeHouseExplorer.aspx
"can be run directly from a USB stick without a Windows installation."
If today's developer isn't aware of that, it should be: levying a high price for software that can't even match existing freeware doesn't signal much in the way of business brilliance.
I don't have much time today to spend on this particular topic, so here's a quick info round-up:
1) TrueCrypt. It may or may not get a mention here. The advice is: do NOT use it. It was brilliant in its day but that day has gone, and its developers with it. The last message they issued on the Net -- there was initially some doubt about its authenticity, but time has proven it to have been just that -- was that TrueCrypt was not recommended to anyone.
2) File / folder encryption. There's a ton of freeware out there -- including the excellent 7Zip -- for locking up and encrypting. Yes, the files / folders are still visible but if you're that worried about it, you maybe shouldn't be keeping anything on your computrer at all.
3) Plenty of freeware publishers appear to offer for nowt that which today's developer seems to want a smallish fortune for. One such is Wise, a well known and highly respected developer. Wisecare Folder Hider is said by the developer to be the Number 1 freeware product in this sector. That may well be enough for any GOTDer to rush to use it. . . but a word of caution:
Wise never makes it make clear that the program is uninstallable without the password. (Obviously, it's unusable without the password anyway.) If you do forget the password then, and figure you'll just dump the program, then it ain't that easy. Wise will charge you for a new password. And it's not cheap.
Thanks, then, GOTD, but no thanks. Nothing about FsPRO Labs "Hide Folders" remotely suggests it's effective at any price. If Iobit hasn't been able to figure out a way of circumventing the F8 Safe Mode bootup / Everything search, it seems today's developer hasn't, either. So why would anyone want to bother??????
Ok what happens if you install and hide folders on another HDD ...Drive C crashes and you lose the program.You can't access the hidden folders without the program.Thank you I will give it a miss.
But you can change any folder attributes to HIDDEN???????
Installed and registered on WIN7-64BIT without problems.
This program is effective to protect folders from being accessed by unauthorized persons. This tool is easy to use with clean interface. Everyone can pick it up with ease.
5 protection methods: Hide, Lock, Hide & Lock, Read only, No protection. Moreover, you can use hot keys, integrate Hide Folders into Windows Explorer context menu and cease to run Control Panel at all.
All in all, it works well during test.
OTHER ALTERNATIVES:
http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/document-manager/
http://www.cleanersoft.com/hidefolder/free_hide_folder.htm
http://www.newsoftwares.net/folderlock/
@Roger
If you only hide the folder then it can be easily recovered by another program ( You have to install Winutilities , in this proram under privacy and safety module one application named 'UNDELETE' can recover the folder and files which were hidden by any folderlocker programs. This undelete program is different from other file recovery software ). I have tested it. I am able to recover the folders and files locked by My Lockbox and Secure Folder. Anyone can test this.
But if you encrypt the files then you will need that program to unencrypt.
So it seems folder locker / hider is not a safe options. Instead of this if you use program like SafeHouse Explorer ( it will create seperate password protected volume / locker of required size ) it will be much safer. But you have to remember the password always.
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pollice su per l'utilità, poi è da vedere se funziona bene. l?ho installato ma non ancora provato.
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Di questi programmi ne ho provati molti, se la sicurezza si basa su win e a rinominare le cartelle per renderle inacessibili ci si accede sapendo usare il DOS, l'unico programma veramente sicuro era uno che rinominava tutti i Cluster dei file come danneggiati e teneva un archivio dell'elenco dei Cluster usati, ma in fase di occupltamento e/o recupero file se qualcosa andava storto si perdeva sia i file che parte di HD. (io recuperati a miacolo ricostruendo archivio cluster con exe editor dato che il file era deframmentato e continuo da inizio a fine.
Concludendo sconsigio questi programmi perchè nel primo caso sono inutili e nel secondo troppo pericolosi.
CONSIGLIO invece di questi di usare PGP e derivati GnuPG ecc... perchè sono criptografia avanzata.
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