[C o n c e n t r a t e s]

I don't know if you are trying to hide them, so nobody can see them. If you are just wanting people not to have access to a folder, then I have a great solution for you.

It's called "My Lockbox."

It locks your folders that you want it to lock. In order to unlock the folders, you have to type in a password code. If the folders are locked, you will not be able to view them. Once you unlock them, you can view the folders.

Let me know if this helps you!

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You can download it here:
http://fspro.net/my-lockbox/

Features and benefits

Extremely easy in use.
Hotkey to open Control Panel with a simple keystroke.
Effective password protection.
FAT, FAT32, NTFS volumes are supported.
Supports all modern Windows operating systems (XP, Vista, 7) including 64-bit editions.
Almost any folder on your computer can be password protected.
Prevents you from locking system-critical folders, e.g. C:\Windows.
Instant protection - no file scrambling or moving to another place.
Trusted processes feature lets backup, antivirus or similar software to backup or scan your protected folder.
Protects folders even in Windows safe mode.
Skinned user interface.
Freeware *

[Feynman]

You'd end up deleting it one day where you don't think about it, I'm talking from experience lol..

Then just stick the folder in System32 and name the folder "Protected" or something. Nobody would ever think to look there, and he shouldn't be deleting anything from System 32.

[TheGrayAviator]

Hiding the folder the way you want, it's not 100% safe, anyone who is savvy enough will be able to find it.
I'd use Truecrypt to create a hidden and encrypted volume, that way no one can get into it or look what's in it.

[ryoh]

The one with WinRar in a picture doesn't really work because I can't add files into it...
I need something with easy access but still secure. System 32 takes too long to go to.

[Z0Ra]

Just keep your shit in the sample music folder, no one looks at that.

[ryoh]

Just keep your shit in the sample music folder, no one looks at that.

True...but what if they do? Always a chance.