Author: Hong Nanfei when the office when people share a computer, always want to hide their own private files, modify registry is a good idea, but is there a more simple and practical it? It can be sure to say - there! The following methods can successfully hide your files, but note that this method is only valid for the physical drive in the FAT format. Take an E disk as an example, right-click the E disk -> Properties -> Tool -> Debris. This speeds up the execution speed of the following steps. After the fragmentation is complete, right-click the E disk-> property -> Compression, click "Create a new drive" button. Waiting for a while, after a while, you can see a driver G in the resource manager, in fact it is a compressed drive that is compressed by the remaining space of the E disk. At this time, you can use it like using a general physical drive, copy files, delete files, etc. If it feels that this compressed drive G is too large, it can also be manually adjusted. Open the "Start" -> "Disk Space Management" program, execute the menu item "Drive" -> "Adjustable Space", and drag the slider to change the main drive E and compression The size of the driver G. Because the content in the G drive is actually saved in the E disk after compression, the relationship between the two spaces is this consistent. Copy the file you want to hide to the G disk, then select the G disk in System Space Management, and perform "Advanced" -> "Remove". After a while, the system prompts the G disk already removed. At this time, the G disk has been seen in the resource manager, and of course the files saved in the G drive will be successful. When you want to find a G disk, just select the main drive E disk in Disk Space Management, perform "Advanced" -> "Assembly", and you can "OK" in the dialog box. Do you still want to do more hidden? Of course there is also a way. First display all files, the method is "My Computer" -> "View" -> "folder option" -> "Show" -> Select "Show all files". In the root directory of the E disk (such as compressing the D disk, in the root directory of the D disk, you can find a file like drvspace.001, in fact it is the compressed volume file, the content in the G disk is saved here. Inside, press F2 to rename it as another name only you know (but don't remember it). This will prompt the unmatched compression drive when others run assembly commands. This will not start with others.
