I m a W7 system how some system files always appear automatically

Where's the place?

Win7 Show Hidden Files:

In Explorer, click on the "Organize" folder and search option View Click "Show hidden files, folders and drives", and uncheck the box before "Hide protected OS files (recommended)", and press the application to confirm.

If you can't show hidden files yet, modify the registry

Start Run regedit, open the registry, go to the [hkey local machine software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer Advanced folder hidden showall] branch, and change the "CheckedValue" (if the dword value is not new) key on the right to "1". Restart your computer and the settings take effect.

Click on "Tools" in any of the folders, then click on "Folder Options". After opening, there is a "View.""Click on it, find "Show hidden files, folders and drives" in "Advanced Settings" and click OK.

Go to my computer, and the hidden checkbox is removed from the folder options.

Tool --- Folder Options === View --- Show Hide.

Double-click the left icon Computer.

Step 2: There is an icon in the upper left corner called Organization.

Press the AIT key, the toolbar will be displayed, and then the same operation as XP is OK.

After hiding, in the "Folder Options", check "Show all hidden files" and your hidden files will come back.

Generally, it is not very good to protect your privacy by hiding files, and it is easy for others to find it. The best way to do this is to encrypt it safely.

You don't have CAD software installed, the system has no direct relationship with the file, you install CAD software is the same!

You open the Control Panel > System > Security > System > Advanced System Settings. Select"Performance"Settings".In"Displays thumbnails instead of icons"Check the box before and OK at the end, and you're good to go.

Bonus points. Ha ha.

Right-click on the blank space to change the settings.

Right-click on the taskbar, Toolbar, and New Toolbar.

This new toolbar allows you to specify a folder and display the contents of the folder in the taskbar.

You can drop the shortcut to the folder you want to access in this folder.

Then right-click on the toolbar, adjust the size of the icon, whether to display the text, display the title, and control the size of the toolbar.

The previous quick launch bar, in fact, is this thing. **Self.