However, the option-command-I will only allow me to unlock files each subfolder at a time (as i need to actually highlight the files themselves). On the other hand, you can hit Shift+Command+N.
Head over to File > New Image > Image from Folder. You can just find through the Spotlight or find it in the utility subfolder of Applications. Step 1: Initially, head over to the open Disk Utility app on Mac. The fastest way to do this is to search for Disk Utility in Spotlight. Create a new folder - for example on the desktop. i found a partial but not optimal solution to my problem on this site: Come let’s take a look at the instructions. The following steps are required to lock a folder in macOS: Step 1: First, create a folder (on your desktop or anywhere else on your Mac) that contains all the files you want to lock.
tried unlocking the folders and subfolders, however each individual file within the corresponding folder/subfolders remained locked I did not try the other suggestions on the website because it started getting really complicated and i was afraid to do something that may cause damage/delete my files To do this, open Finder and click File > New Folder. Select a folder you want to password-protect in the dialog box that appears, then click Choose. Create a new folder The first step is to create the folder you want to lock in the Finder window. tried the following terminal action: sudo chflags -R nouchg ( as suggested on this website ( ) but it did not work. Go to the File menu > New Image > Image from Folder. I have a folder with numerous subfolders, each containing numerous files that i would like to batch unlock (vs tediously unlocking each individual folder).
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