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RE: yes hideing is quite esily acomplished
February 14, 2008
from zimdude1979  
Bulawayo
The simple truth here is that to be really secure, you need to scrap Windows. Linux is the only answer. There are numerous different distributions to choose from and they're FREE. And if you get it set up properly, it makes any Windows version look completely stupid. Everything from performance to user interface (with awesome 3D effects) to, of course, security. And of course, all the encryption tools you'll ever need are available for free on Linux.
update
March 13, 2007
from Phyllis7  Phyllis7
Philadelphia
The new operating system has me considering updating (I have a single process with an 64amd) but I think I'll wait I bit before I take building another computer.
hello,everybody!
March 03, 2007
from Mike_22  Mike_22
Minsk
Is it possiable to hide things on one's home computer like filles and well you know things you do not want others to see?
 
RE: hello,everybody!
February 19, 2008
from bazzah01  bazzah01
Brisbane
You can get free progs like file lock or folder lock These work well however if someone realy wants to get to your files and knows what there doing even formatting 5 times won't stop them!
The first computers
March 01, 2007
from HistoCrab  
Phoenix
The big Mainframe computers that were as big as a small waarehouse were the first computers made.And basic was the first computer language,therefore,that is a very old computer language as well as Cobol.
A last note - addition to Cartoons post
January 20, 2007
from lsthomas25  lsthomas25
Castle Pines
Eleojo - On a more complicated note I also recommend trying Maya or Lightwave 3d - However I have also used the already suggested software from TrustfulEncounter and can say those are top notch programs as well.
2nd half
January 20, 2007
from lsthomas25  lsthomas25
Castle Pines
Next go into the "Tools" dropdown menu in the window and select "Folder Options" - Click the "View" Tab on top of the window that opened - Under the Advanced Settings part of the window that's open there should be something that says "Hidden Files and Folders" in the scroll down menu with two options below it - (If not already selected) Select "Do not show hidden files and folders" - Hit "Apply" then "Okay" - Your selected files should now be hidden from view. Hope that helps
Hope it helps
January 20, 2007
from lsthomas25  lsthomas25
Castle Pines
I have to break this up into two parts because of the character limits for posting. Missy - If you're just talking simple hidden so no one can see them then go: Right click on file you want to hide (For multiple Files, hold Ctrl, select the multiple files, then right click on one of them) - select properties - check the box under "Attributes" that's labeled "Hidden" - Click Apply and then Okay.
Win XP Password - Looked Out!
December 22, 2006
from SwanseaBlackMan  SwanseaBlackMan
Swansea
Hi all, I have a PC using Windows XP professional OS but have forgettens its password! I have over three PCs I use so I had spent over 6 (sic) Months without suing this particular one. I have tried all possible alternative inclusing chaning jumpers n chaning RAM chips but failed! I welcome any advice as to how I can gain access to my PC again as I have information locked in there. Many Thanks. SMB
my computer
November 06, 2006
from missy34e  missy34e
Wichita
My Queston is, Is it possiable to hide things on your home computer like filles and well you know things you do not want others to see? Thank you, Mel


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