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Hide folder 2009 and Hiding C Drive or any Windows File
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Hide folder 2009 and Hiding C Drive or any Windows File
Hi, I have purchased Hide folder for my PC and I want to know if I hide C drive or even hide and lock C drive would I have a problem while booting up? I'm just wondering? I want to protect all the sensitive files I have on my C Drive. Any help would be nice, thanks.
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I am not familiar with "Hide Folder", but if all it does is 'hide' the folder than it should not have any effect on the boot up process.
But, the best way to protect the files on your C drive would be to back them up, not hide them. I suggest using a CD/DVD, external hard drive, flash-drive, etc to save all of your sensitive or indispensable data. |
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Whats wrong with a flash drive?
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Flash drives are getting larger now, so I don't see anything wrong with using a flash drive for backing up your system, you just have to be careful with it like anything else. |
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