您可能已经阅读了很多关于如何在Windows中多次创建隐藏文件夹、安全文件夹、锁定文件夹等的帖子!哎呀(Heck),这个博客上最受欢迎的文章之一曾经是关于如何在Windows XP中创建安全且锁定的文件夹。但是,隐藏文件夹是一个棘手的提议,除非您使用Bitlocker 或 FileVault(Bitlocker or FileVault)之类的东西,否则通常效果不佳。
所以这是另一种“隐藏”数据的方法,但需要注意的是,具有一定技术技能的人很容易找到它。如果您想欺骗您的电脑文盲(computer illiterate)父母或朋友,请随意尝试以下方法。它基本上是一个注册表黑客,从(registry hack)Windows 资源管理器界面(Windows Explorer interface)隐藏计算机驱动器(computer drive),即 C、D 等。
即使您在Explorer中看不到驱动器,仍然可以通过命令提示符(command prompt)或手动在Explorer的地址栏中输入路径来轻松访问它。此外,该驱动器仍会出现在第三方程序和计算机管理(Computer Management)等工具中。这不是真正的安全性,但如果有人(someone doesn)甚至不知道该驱动器存在,这可能是一种快速阻止它的方法视线。
我在Windows XP(Windows XP)、Windows 7和Windows 8上尝试了这个 hack ,它在所有三个上都有效。好的,以下是如何实现 hack:首先,备份您的注册表,因为这需要向注册表添加密钥。备份注册表后,单击Start、Run并输入regedit打开(regedit)注册表编辑器(registry editor)。
现在导航到如下所示的以下注册表配置单元:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE – 软件 – Microsoft – Windows – CurrentVersion – 策略 – Explorer(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE – Software – Microsoft – Windows – CurrentVersion – Policies – Explorer)
右键单击资源管理器(Explorer)并选择新建(New),然后选择DWORD 值(Value)。在Windows 7和Windows 8中,您可以选择DWORD (32-bit) Value。
将新值命名为NoDrives,然后双击它以打开属性对话框。单击(Click)基本(Base)单位的十进制(Decimal)。
根据 要隐藏的驱动器号键入以下值之一。(drive letter)
A:1,B:2,C:4,D:8,E:16,F:32,G:64,H:128,I:256,J:512,K:1024,L:2048,M: 4096,N:8192,O:16384,P:32768,Q:65536,R:131072,S:262144,T:524288,U:1048576,V:2097152,W:4194304,X:8388608,Y:16777216, Z:33554432,全部:67108863
如果要隐藏驱动器 E,只需输入值 16(value 16)。这个技巧的真正酷之处在于,您可以通过将特定驱动器的数量相加来隐藏多个驱动器。(hide multiple drives)例如,如果您想隐藏驱动器 E 和驱动器 G,您可以输入数字 80(number 80),即 64 + 16。
重新启动计算机,您的驱动器现在将被隐藏!您甚至可以隐藏C 驱动器(C drive),尽管我认为这样做没有任何意义。万一您好奇,一切仍然正常。
当您想要取回您的驱动器时,请将 NoDrives 的值更改为 0 或完全删除该值。如果您需要经常隐藏和取消隐藏驱动器,最好编写一个脚本来为您完成。但是,如前所述,您可以在隐藏驱动器时秘密访问驱动器,因此没有真正的理由取消隐藏它。
这个技巧也适用于映射驱动器,所以如果你想隐藏映射驱动器,你可以这样做(尽管断开映射驱动器可能更容易)。如果您有任何问题,请发表评论。享受!
How to Hide a Drive in Windows Explorer
You’ve probably rеad a bunch of postѕ on how to crеate hidden folders, secure folders, locked folders, еtc, in Windows on many оccaѕions! Heck, one of the most popular articles on this blog used to be on how to create a secure and locked folder in Windows XP. However, hiding a folder is a tricky proposition and usually doesn’t work well unless you use something like Bitlocker or FileVault.
So here’s another way to “hide” your data, but with the big caveat that it can easily be found by someone who has some technical skills. If you’re trying to dupe your computer illiterate parents or friends, then feel free to try the following method. It’s basically a registry hack that hides a computer drive, i.e. C, D, etc, from the Windows Explorer interface.
Even though you can’t see the drive in Explorer, it can still easily be accessed via the command prompt or by manually typing in the path into the address bar in Explorer. Also, the drive will still show up in third-party programs and in tools like Computer Management, etc. That’s no real security, but if someone doesn’t know the drive even exists, it might be a quick way to keep it out of sight.
I tried this hack on Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8 and it worked on all three. Ok, so here’s how to implement the hack: first off, back up your registry as this requires adding a key to the registry. Once you’ve backed up your registry, open the registry editor by clicking on Start, Run and typing in regedit.
Now navigate to the following registry hive shown below:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE – Software – Microsoft – Windows – CurrentVersion – Policies – Explorer
Right-click on Explorer and choose New and then DWORD Value. In Windows 7 and Windows 8, you can choose DWORD (32-bit) Value.
Name the new value NoDrives and then double click on it to open the properties dialog box. Click on Decimal for the Base unit.
Type in one of the following values depending on the drive letter you want to hide.
A: 1, B: 2, C: 4, D: 8, E: 16, F: 32, G: 64, H: 128, I: 256, J: 512, K: 1024, L: 2048, M: 4096, N: 8192, O: 16384, P: 32768, Q: 65536, R: 131072, S: 262144, T: 524288, U: 1048576, V: 2097152, W: 4194304, X: 8388608, Y: 16777216, Z: 33554432, All: 67108863
If you want to hide drive E, just type in the value 16. The really cool thing about this trick is the fact that you can hide multiple drives by adding the numbers of the particular drives together. For example, if you want to hide drive E and drive G, you would type in the number 80, which is 64 + 16.
Restart your computer and your drive will now be hidden! You can even hide the C drive, though I don’t see any point to doing that. Everything still works fine, in case you were curious.
When you want to get your drives back, change the value of NoDrives to 0 or simply delete the value altogether. If you need to hide and un-hide the drive quite often, it might be better to write a script to do it for you. As mentioned earlier, though, you can access the drive covertly while it’s hidden, so there is no real reason to un-hide it.
This trick also works for mapped drives, so if you want to hide mapped drives, you can do it this way (though it might just be easier to disconnect a mapped drive). If you have any questions, post a comment. Enjoy!