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While Windows does not come with support for adding passwords to specific folders, there are multiple ways to protect your files from prying eyes. Follow the steps in this guide to make sure that your personal files are safe from others. | While Windows does not come with support for adding passwords to specific folders, there are multiple ways to protect your files from prying eyes. Follow the steps in this guide to make sure that your personal files are safe from others. | ||
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#Understand the different options. Some software will install simple passwords on folders that you designate. Others create encrypted drives that are mounted as a disk image. These drives are typically much more secure than a password protected folder, but require a bit more technical knowledge to operate correctly. | #Understand the different options. Some software will install simple passwords on folders that you designate. Others create encrypted drives that are mounted as a disk image. These drives are typically much more secure than a password protected folder, but require a bit more technical knowledge to operate correctly. | ||
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