How to Use Easy Binder 2.0 to Bind Files
Easy Binder 2.0 is a tool that allows you to bind two or more files into one executable file. This can be useful for hiding malware, creating custom installers, or simply combining multiple files into one. In this article, we will show you how to use
Easy Binder 2.0 to bind files easily and quickly.

Step 1: Download and Extract Easy Binder 2.0
You can download Easy Binder 2.0 from Google Drive[^1^] or FilePlanet[^2^]. The file is a compressed RAR archive, so you will need a program like WinRAR or 7-Zip to extract it. Once you have extracted the file, you will see a folder called Easy Binder 2.
0 with the following files:

Easy Binder 2.0.rar
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Easy Bind.exe: This is the main program that you will use to bind files. Readme.txt: This is a text file that contains some information and instructions about the program.
UK Keyboard Layout.bmp: This is an image file that shows the UK keyboard layout for reference.
Bug Report Tool.exe: This is a tool that you can use to report any bugs or errors that you encounter while using the program.
Register.exe: This is a tool that you can use to register your copy of the program and unlock some features.

Step 2: Run Easy Bind.exe and Select Files to Bind
Double-click on Easy Bind.exe to run the program. You will see a window like this:


The program has four tabs: Main, Multibind, Custom Bind, and About. We will focus on the Main tab for now. Here, you can select the files that you want to bind by clicking on the Browse buttons and choosing them from your computer. You can bind up to two
files at a time. The first file will be the main file that will run when the bound file is executed, and the second file will be hidden inside the bound file and extracted to a temporary location when the bound file is executed.

For example, if you want to bind a PDF document with a malware executable, you would select the PDF document as the first file and the malware executable as the second file. The bound file will look like a PDF document, but when someone opens it, it will
also run the malware executable in the background.

Step 3: Choose an Output File Name and Location
After selecting the files to bind, you need to choose a name and location for the output file. You can do this by clicking on the Save As button and choosing a folder and a file name for the bound file. You can also change the icon of the bound file by
clicking on the Change Icon button and selecting an icon from your computer or from a list of default icons provided by the program.

Step 4: Bind Files and Test Output File
Once you have chosen an output file name, location, and icon, you can bind the files by clicking on the Bind button. The program will show a progress bar and a message saying "Binding Files..." while it binds the files. When it is done, it will show a
message saying "Files Bound Successfully!" and open the folder where the output file is saved.

You can test the output file by double-clicking on it and seeing if it runs both files as expected. You can also scan it with an antivirus program to see if it detects any malware inside it.



Conclusion
In this article, we have shown you how to use Easy Binder 2.0 to bind files into one executable file. This can be useful for various purposes, such as hiding malware, creating custom installers, or simply combining multiple files into one. However, you
should also be careful not to use this tool for malicious or illegal purposes, as it may harm your computer or other people's computers. Always use this tool responsibly and ethically.
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