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  • pretty sure it doesnt work on windows 7

  • Your password is: test

  • SHIT! I'm listening to this song in another tab! Weird!

  • i did what u did but it doesnt show add a password when i press file

  • I HAVE A MLP DO NOT ENTER FOLDER

  • im on a laptop and i dont have a file button =( what do i do?

  • good vid. man........

  • nice password test

  • this dosent work if you have winrar

  • @777prayser deleting that sucker right now :D

  • thx!

  • Lemme guess...the password is "test."

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  • porn.

  • thanks alot

    im 12 years old living in australia and im starting high school (education system runs alot differently in australia) and i decided to make a folder full of memories from my past, put it onto an SD card and then lock it away somewhere safe in my room where no one will find it or shift it and ill know where it is. pretty good idea isnt it?

  • @MetalLuigi11 great idea

  • @MetalLuigi11

    I found a tool named as Secure Privacy (lovegreensun) which can generate a self-extract encrypted files all in one and can be viewed/exported in any other Windows machines. Very nice tool

  • works on MOS-DOS... oh really, try to!!!

  • dont work on vista or 7 jerk!

  • @cjchico :))

  • @cjchico

    The windows he is using is Vista or 7

    Dont u look at the Recycle BIn

  • Does not work, it keeps going to a winrar type thing

  • like pas...porn...

  • finally something simple that works thank you

  • It's for windows xp >.>

  • wheneder i "send to compressed (zipped) folder", i get an arcive thing with the same name as the origenal file. when i open it it says, at the top; "(file name).zip - WinRAR

  • @nuttybar14 then you have winRaR installed, you get password protect files in a WinRaR archive though...

  • @XxXxBuzzfanXxXx i tried to get it wathing other vides, that use and showed WinRar but got the same result

  • win 7?

  • I Need Help Dude

    Wene I Send It To A New Compressed (zipped) Folder

    It Will Make My Desktop Blank Then Pop Back Up

  • this it how to ZIP and COMPRESS folders

  • THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!

  • thanks man that really helped.

  • lmao at the description

  • I have all options... but it's "set def. password" and then i can still open the file normally!

  • I don't have that option

    can you help ?

  • This can't protect your files from hackers. Your average hacker can bust a password like this in thirty seconds.

    Good for hiding things from the family and/or friends; useless in all other cases.

  • @TeamVolturi This program actually uses a 256bit key.. to brute force hack this type of key would take 3×10(51) years...

    even a 64bit encyption takes an hour and a half on a Pentium Dual-Core @ 1.7GHz.

    if you wanted to crack a 256bit key.. your only option would be to guess with a raw password libary..

    cowpatty is a good one.

    you're talking out your arse mate!

  • but this don't work to windows 7 :( I DON'T HAVE THAT FUNCTION

  • did he die?

  • @flexwheelR yes.

  • how can u steal a computer?

  • does it work on windows 7?

  • 0:28 --> and porn

  • click encrypt

    its the same thing

  • This is really irritating. People keep saying this works for folders. No it doesn't so stop saying it. I just tried it, all it did was compress the folder. There is no add a password under file or anywhere else and yes I use XP.

  • ty so much now i know how to protect my documents ty Subscribe to u :)

  • i dont have an option to create a pass word,im running vista 64 bit ultimate

  • just open the the test file, then go to tools,option....and there you can set your password...

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