How to Completely Hide a Folder with a Single Command on Windows

The process for completely hide a folder with a single command on Windows is straightforward once you know where to find the right controls. The steps below explain what to do and what to check.

Suppose if your computer has content folders, important data that you don't want others to know, access and steal information, then you can apply the solution to hide that folder.. In previous articles Network Administrator introduced and showed you some ways to hide folders. However, the limitation of these solutions is that other users can manipulate to display the folder, so your data will not be safe.

In the following article, Network Administrator will guide you how to completely hide a folder with a single command on Windows. Even if other users gain unauthorized access to your computer and enable the option Show hidden files and folder To display the folder, your folder will not be displayed.

Step 1

Find the location of the folder you want to hide.

Step 2

Next press Shift And right-click the folder.

Step 3

At this time, a context menu appears.

Step 4

At this menu, you find and click the Open command Windows here option .

Step 5

Next enter the following command into the Command Prompt window:

Attrib + s + h "foldername"

Note:

In the above statement, replace "foldername" With your directory name.

Step 6

Now that your folder is completely hidden, no user can display this folder anymore.

Step 7

When needed to display the folder, follow the same steps and enter the following command into the Command Prompt window:

"foldername" attrib -s -h

Note:

In the above statement, replace "foldername" With your directory name.

Refer to some of the following articles

• How to share a folder (folder) via LAN on Windows 10

• Use CMD to create an 'undeleted' folder on Windows

• 7 commands to manipulate the most basic files and folders everyone must know

Good luck!