Recent Articles
Trick to hide files behind Images


RVVP7NFD852C
Hey friends,
By using this trick you can hide your important data folders behind Images and picture.... and no one can predict of being hidden a folder there.... coz while they open that image... only image will be shown not the hided folder....
So lets start the tut:
1. First of all collect all the files into one folder that you want to hide....
2. then compress the folder and convert it into .rar extension by right click> winrar> add to "blog.rar"
3. now copy a picture behind which you want to hide folder blog.rar, in the same folder in which blog.rar exist.
4. Now go to run > type cmd> then go to the location where is actually blog.rar exist.
5. Now type this line without quotes..... "copy /b sush.jpg + blog.rar sush.jpg"..... and press enter...
6. then you will get a message..... file copied.... ohhh yeah i have hided successfully your folder behind the image..... check the size of image to confirm....
Now How to see hidden folder behind an image:
For this just change the extension of image with .rar or right click on image> open with> winrar.......
Watch Video:
Tested on: Windows XP

Hey friends,
By using this trick you can hide your important data folders behind Images and picture.... and no one can predict of being hidden a folder there.... coz while they open that image... only image will be shown not the hided folder....
So lets start the tut:
Note:- In this tut i will take as example a folder named "blog" having important data to hide behind image named "sush.jpg".....and the location of this folder is "d:\techbyte4u\"
1. First of all collect all the files into one folder that you want to hide....
2. then compress the folder and convert it into .rar extension by right click> winrar> add to "blog.rar"
3. now copy a picture behind which you want to hide folder blog.rar, in the same folder in which blog.rar exist.
4. Now go to run > type cmd> then go to the location where is actually blog.rar exist.
5. Now type this line without quotes..... "copy /b sush.jpg + blog.rar sush.jpg"..... and press enter...
6. then you will get a message..... file copied.... ohhh yeah i have hided successfully your folder behind the image..... check the size of image to confirm....
Now How to see hidden folder behind an image:
For this just change the extension of image with .rar or right click on image> open with> winrar.......
Watch Video:
Tested on: Windows XP



5 comments for this post
Leave a reply
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
TechByte4U on Facebook
Popular Posts
free idm, serial key Internet Download Manager(also known as Idman) is an excellent internet download accelerator that will care of...
Through out a day, almost all computer user do many repetitive tasks on computer and internet. If you are one of them, then Macro recor...
Free winrar, Full version Winrar, Winrar Serial key I guess everyone know what is Winrar, and what it works. So without going into t...
How to get Account on Google+ ? get google plus invitation Hello All, Google+ is still available using the invitation process, It wi...
In response to query asked by Ameer Hasan Malik Did you forget your windows login password? or want to access Admin account in schoo...
Have you seen the illusion pictures that ask you to stare on the picture for some seconds and then blink your eyes to see the celebrity? Im...
Google Chrome was one of the first browsers to have multiple processes, which creates a separate process for each tab. That means ...
Google Chrome was one of the first browsers to have multiple processes . If you are a frequent Google Chrome user, then you probabel...
Does your YouTube video buffer and pause multiple times while playing ? Frustrated watching those stuttering videos ? Even seconds of load...
An email pretend to come from Adobe has been widely spammed out, Which has a malware in attachment posing as upgrades for Adobe Acrob...
Anonymous
July 17, 2010 at 8:13 PM
Better to use a freeware HideBehindImage ( Freeware ) than doing all this procedure............. It can be downloaded from freewarefiles.com or softpedia.com
Anonymous
August 22, 2010 at 1:29 PM
looks like it doesnt work in windows vista !!!
Surbhi Verma
August 27, 2010 at 4:06 PM
@Above may be u r right, i hv not tested it on Vista.
well u can try software mentioned in above comment.
Alif
September 19, 2010 at 12:37 PM
nice trick..........surbi
Udip Sedhain
March 4, 2012 at 8:35 PM
If it didnt worked on Vista maybe it wont on Win7...
Hahaha i am darn lazy to try this :P
I aint trying better i will utilize my downloading the software that surely works :D