DIY secret folder

6 years ago by kouyaaotsuki · 976 Likes · 11 comments · Popular

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timebender25 · 6 years ago · FIRST

When I do that, the folder picture gets a thin, faint, grey border box.
So... Fuck.

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mrdad01 · 6 years ago

Yeah, that don't work. Specifically the alt 0160 part anyhow it just reverts back to new folder.

creativedragonbaby · 6 years ago

It says keep doing that

mrdad01 · 6 years ago

Tried several times as soon as I hit enter it reverts, I kept holding alt the whole time, I do have shitdows 10 so maybe they patched that feature.

geekoverlord · 6 years ago

When you go to rename the folder use the Windows 10 character map. You can find it by searching in the Start menu. In it, there are invisible characters that you can copy and paste as the folder name. This will give you a no name folder

mrdad01 · 6 years ago

Well, then I'd tip my hat to you but I can stand wearing them. Now I have a folder on my cluttered as hell desktops I will likely never be able to find. Thanks.

guest · 6 years ago

You do see the troll face right ?

kouyaaotsuki · 6 years ago

Yes, I do possess the ability of sight.

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garlog · 6 years ago

If you want to have it hidden it's better to just put a period at the end of the folder name.

cupcakelover · 6 years ago

you can do this on a mac as well, but in a different way, it is great for hiding files in a school owned laptop

chesus007 · 6 years ago

Press the window button, click run..., type cmd and press enter, use cd to navigate to desktop, type dir and press enter. Will show a list of all folders on desktop.

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