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Folder Castle 1.2 has been released

Folder Castle hides your confidential documents, images, other files and folders on your computer. Hidden files become completely inaccessible for others: they cannot be read, copied, moved, deleted or even seen.

Folder Castle benefits and features:

  • Any files, folders hiding and drives locking
    The program hides documents, images, files and folders, locks drives from any user including local administrator.
  • Password protection of hidden objects
    The program sets the password for access to the hidden files and folders.
  • Unlimited number of hidden objects (for registered users)
    The program allows to hide unlimited number of files and folders and to lock unlimited number of drives.
  • Stealth mode for improved security
    Stealth mode removes all signs of Folder Castle installation and activity.
  • Fully compatible with Windows Vista
    The program runs natively on Windows Vista, making the switch to the newer OS easy to do.
  • High performance
    The program hides files and folders instantly without moving them to any secret folder.
  • Protection of hidden files from malicious programs
    The program forbids access to hidden files and folders for viruses, trojans and other spyware.
  • Friendly user interface
    Fast commands execution in Windows Explorer via either toolbar or context menus or hot keys. Drag&Drop support.
  • Lost password recovering (for registered users)
    If you've forgot your password, we can help you to recover it.
  • FAT, FAT32, NTFS support
    The program hides files and folders on hard disks formatted in FAT, FAT32 and NTFS.
  • Folder Castle is shareware, and the registered version is $34.95
Download:
Folder Castle 1.2 (1.08 MB)
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