However, if your goal is not to spend any money on security software, this batch file will do. You could see that the rule “ you get what you pay for” certainly applies here. What if instead of making the folder hidden you would rather make it write-protected, to prevent ransomware from taking your files hostage? Again, this batch file can’t do that, but Folder Guard can. What if you want to have several different folders to be locked with different passwords? Our little batch file cannot handle that.If you don’t want that to happen, consider purchasing Folder Guard software: when it hides a folder, it remains hidden even if the File explorer option is cleared. If exist “%PARENT_FOLDER%\Control Panel., that’s your secret folder! You (or someone else) can rename it back to what it used to be, no password would be required for that. Set FOLDER=%PARENT_FOLDER%\%SECRET_FOLDER% Rem // Specify the folders and password below: To begin, copy the following text and paste it into a blank Notepad document on your off Check the Use a password to unlock the drive option. If you are familiar with batch files and how to create them you may find the following method of some use. Under the 'Fixed data drives' section, select the foldervault drive. However, before you spend your hard earned money on such a product, it’s worth investigating the available built-in means of folder locking that might be already included with Windows. There are several commercial folder locking products available on the market that can be used to password-protect a folder and keep other users away from your personal files.
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