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How to Hide a Shared Folder in Windows

Nirmal by Nirmal
April 22, 2008
in Windows Tips
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If you are connected to a network and you have shared some folder, then it is visible to all the users in the network. But you can make the shared folders invisible. Here is a simple trick to make shared folders invisible so that only known users can access the folder.

1. Navigate to the folder which is shared across the network. Right click on the folder and select Rename.

2. Add a ‘$‘ to the end of the folder name (without the single quotes). For example if the folder name is Blogging, rename it to Blogging$.

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3. Now you can share the folder and people who know about the folder can use it.

Tags: Hide FoldersShared FoldersWindows TipsWindows XP
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Comments 8

  1. Joel says:
    17 years ago

    This is a really cool tip, never heard of it before and its highly useful

    Reply
  2. TechPavan says:
    17 years ago

    This is a really cool tip, never heard of it before and its useless for me!

    Reply
  3. Prachi says:
    17 years ago

    i agree this tip is very helpfull for me.. thanks 😛

    Reply
  4. Kanak Bhandari says:
    17 years ago

    hehehe … we used to use this trick in college to hide the movies folder. Mostly like system drives are with default share with $ suffix ( like c$ , D$ etc). however, if you use network scanner tools like netscan, you can see all the shared folders , even the one with $.

    Reply
  5. Madhur Kapoor says:
    17 years ago

    THis will be useful for me in College Hostel.

    Reply
  6. Shashank says:
    17 years ago

    Nice tip there …never knew it.

    Reply
  7. Puruntong Dimagiba says:
    17 years ago

    well i knew about this dollar sign things is there any trick you can suggest because it is not that much effective,.,

    thanks

    more power,,,

    PURUNTONG

    Reply
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