WinMend Password Retriever.31
Julieann Rohde
The primary intention of LocK-A-FoLdeR is to create encrypted files through the use of a user-generated master password. The process itself is very simple. First, the folder to be locked will be chosen. The user clicks on the icon and he or she creates a dedicated password. Once this password is entered and confirmed, the folder will be locked. However, it will also disappear from the desktop itself. Retrieving this 'hidden' folder will require that the user accesses the main program and enters the same password.
It is possible to hide an unlimited number of files with LocK-A-FoLdeR. Different passwords can be chosen for each file or a single password may be selected to unlock the entire group. It will require very little memory, so this package can be a great option for slower operating systems. It is able to work with Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows Vista.
If you see a \"System cannot find the path specified\" error, but it exists (check solutions #4 and #5), it means something on your PC is preventing you from accessing a network location or drive with the file or folder. This can happen for a variety of reasons, but a few things to check if you see this particular error include:
- Ensure it's not an administrator-only file or password protected.
- Check for viruses on your system.
- Delete any special characters from the path. Underscores are still okay.
- Run an SFC scan to check for corrupted files."}},"@type": "Question","name": "How can I fix the system cannot find the path specified in Task Scheduler?","acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer","text": "While defining an automated task in Windows Task Scheduler, you may come across a \"path specified\" error. An SFC scan should fix the problem, along with other methods, such as changing task conditions and clean booting Windows.","@type": "Question","name": "How do I give a file path in Command Prompt?","acceptedAnswer": "@type": "Answer","text": "If you're getting the error because you're not in the right file path, open Command Prompt, and type cd followed by the file path or directory. Using cmd to change the directory is simple. But, if you don't want to type the full path, open the path in File Explorer, and drag and drop the path into Command Prompt after typing cd. Alternatively, you can also use chdir versus cd. Both give you the same result.For example, to switch to a nested folder, use a syntax like cd c:/FolderA/FolderB/FolderC. Just replace your folder names, and use the correct drive letter."]}Image credit: Pexels. All screenshots by Crystal Crowder.
One of my friends came to me yesterday saying that he had forgotten the password and was unable to recover his locked folder and files.
Every time he tried any password , a warning box popped up with dialogue: :@
Wrong password!