I ran into this problem too at school (so many other students from my school) and, surprisingly, the teachers do not even know how to solve this problem. I never thought that googling (who would have thought) before until today, when I was in photography class. So I hope this will help those who gets into trouble with their USB Flash Drive Pop-up "My Computer" ** If this will never happen to you, this is a good suggestion to keep in mind for the future. 8) Links: website: blog www.VvCompHelpvV.comTwitter www.VvCompHelpvV.info www.Twitter.com How to Make Money Online: www.CashCrate.biz (It could be under construction) failblog.org presented Failblog
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
How to Protect Your USB Drive From Unwanted Access
Bat to exe compiler: bit.ly COMPILE THE BAT TO PREVENT SOMEONE FROM READING THE PASSWORD. This tutorial will show you how to make a super-hidden folder with your protected files in it and how to write a batch file which opens that folder when you type the correct password. sure you can achieve similar result with encrypted archives, but where's the fun in that? ~~Batch file code~~ @echo off set pass=123 echo please enter the password set /p ui= if %ui%==%pass% (goto open) echo wrong password pause & exit :open start hidden exit ~~Batch file code~~
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