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Anonymous users2024-02-051. Click "Tools" in the menu bar
2. Click "Folder Options".
3. Check "Show hidden files".
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Can I still see other hidden files?
If you can't, it means that there is a virus in the system (most of them are USB disk type), re-ghost the system, after entering the desktop, right-click on my computer - Explorer - Tools (set to show hidden files (including system files) and then click on all hard disk letters in turn in Explorer (except C: disk, just made the system, it is impossible to leave a virus), delete all and hidden strange files. (Virus Residue Files).
Can. Don't forget that USB drives also need to be anti-virus. (Don't double-click on the drive letter, if there is a virus residue file in it, it is equivalent to running a virus (resurgence).
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Go to your disk, Tools - Folder Selection - View - Advanced Settings There is a hidden file and folder in it, you click on it to show all files, make sure to look at it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Isn't it using any software to clean up system junk! If so, it may be that the software has been cleaned up!
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Anonymous users2024-02-011. First, find the computer on the computer and click to open.
2. Then select Select Tools, Folder in the menu bar.
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4. At this time, the hidden folder was found.
5. Right-click the folder and click Properties.
6. After entering the properties interface, find the hidden option and uncheck it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31If you are using a vivo phone, you can go to File Management - click the dot in the upper right corner - Settings - turn on "Show hidden directories and files" to view the hidden local files in the directory.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30The folder displays a file sock, and it can't be seen because the file is a "protected system mold file", and you need to unhide the protected system file option to see it, the steps are as follows:
Materials required: Computer, win7 64-bit example.
First, first click "win" in the lower corner of the left side of the desktop, and then click "Control Panel".
2. After opening the control panel, click to open "Folder Options".
3. Click "View" in the top navigation bar in the folder options.
4. First, uncheck "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)".
5. Then check "Do not show hidden files, folders or drives", and finally click "Apply" in the lower right corner to see the hidden system files.
Open "My Computer" and click on the "Tools" option above, and then click "Folder Options", a dialog box will appear, click "View", pull down, you will see that there is an option "Show all files and folders", check, you should be able to see the hidden folder.
You can't lock it directly with your computer. I used the folder encryption super master, free 30 times, and the function is quite good.
I've had this problem before, they say it's a virus, I'm not, it's deleting, disabling a system file, it seems to be C: Windows System32, or something related to this, I'm restoring, if you have a disc you boot from the optical drive, and then copy those files over.
Can you tell me what folder you deleted.
If it's a system folder, of course you can't delete it. You have to really look at him unpleasantly, and format it directly. >>>More