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License:
Free to try; $19.95 to buy
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Downloads:
2,403
- Operating Systems:
Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98
- Additional Requirements:
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server
- Limitations:
7-day trial
- Date Added:
February 01, 2005
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Publisher's description of Hide My Files
Hide My Files is a file security utility that protects files and folders from unauthorized use. Hide My Files allows you to choose the files by selecting the directories in which you choose to block users from viewing. Upon locking the files and folders, Hide My Files also prevents access to them via the most recently used files list and also the Windows find/search utility. With a password protection feature, you can easily lock and unlock the files and folders of your choice without worrying about anyone seeing your files.
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Editor's review of Hide My Files
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- "Hide My Files"
- Version reviewed: Hide My Files 1
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Version: Hide My Files 1
"Great - except for a lockout on My Documents"
Pros: When it works, it works well
Cons: I have been using Hidemyfiles for some time now andhave had no problems with it.......... Until now.
Recently, I locked some folders, including "My Documents", but when I tried to unlock them, the "My Documents" folder would not unlock. I noticed that I had a second "My Documents" folder, but all that it had was a "My Pictures" folder that was empty.
The original "My Documents" was still named properly, but now it contains all of the Control Panel folders. The folder is way too large for Control Panel, because it is more than 33GB in size - about right for what I had saved in there.
I tried reinstalling HideMyFiles, but that didn't work even though I used the same password.
I cannot restore to an earlier date, because there are no more previous dates on the restore calendar.
Please advise on what options I may have at this point - HELP!!
bhatch46@hotmail.com
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Version: Hide My Files 1
"It works wel, but i had a trail and it locked my folder"
Pros: Is there any way that i can use to access the folders that a trail version locked up? Pliz help...kapolesa@hotmail.com
Cons: Is there any way that i can use to access the folders that a trail version locked up? Pliz help...kapolesa@hotmail.com
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