Help My hard drive Chinese folders are automatically hidden.

Based on past experience, I guess you've got the virus :)

The fastest and most thorough antivirus:

Note Step 1, which can help you show hidden files that you can't see!!

1. Disconnect from the network.

2. Open the "Task Manager", there should be a process, end it. Go to C: Windows System32 and find it to delete it.

3. Run "Start" "Run" and enter "regedit" to open the registry.

4. Find the checkedvalue in the hkey local machine software microsoft windows currentversion explorer advanced folder hidden showall, check whether its type is reg dword, if not, delete the checkedvalue, and then right-click "New"-- dword value" and name it checkedvalue, then modify it to a key value of 1. (If you don't do this, you won't be able to view the hidden system files in the first step.)

5. Open each hard disk (right-click "Open" or "Explorer" in "My Computer" and select it), 6. "Folder Options" "View" select "Show all files and folders", and remove the "Hide Protected System Files" checkbox.

7. You can see that there are files in the root directory of each hard disk, and delete them. If you also have it on the USB flash drive, delete it as well. The USB flash drive may be deleted and will appear again, then check whether there is a process in the "Task Manager" and end it (see 2).

8. That's pretty much it.

9. If you install Rising Rising, the firewall and anti-virus software should be able to be opened, and other anti-virus software should also be opened.

10. If the Rising computer monitoring cannot be opened, or the little red umbrella is closed after opening, and all the monitoring turns on fail, then go to the "Control Panel" "Management Tools" "Services", find the "Rising Process Communication Center", it should be disabled, right-click "Properties", change the startup type to "Automatic", and then enable the service.

11. At this point, the computer is back to normal.

If you don't get the virus, then just step 1 will help you solve the problem.

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Yes, you can set the files on your hard drive to be automatically hidden. The following are the steps to set up automatic hiding of files on the hard drive under the Windows operating system:1

Open File Explorer and enter the hard drive where the files you want to hide are located; 2.Right-click the file or folder you want to hide, and select "Properties". 3.In the pop-up window, tick the "Hide" option and click the "OK" button.

4.After you change the properties of files and folders, hidden files or folders will no longer appear in File Explorer. Note that the files or folders set up in this way are only hidden, not really encrypted or controlled, so if someone else fails to know the name or path of the file or folder, they will still be able to access it.

If you need a higher level of file protection, you can use other methods, such as encryption or permission control. It is worth noting that after hiding files or folders in this way, it is recommended not to put them in the system (usually C drive), otherwise there may be a dry pulse that may affect the operation of the system.

Hello dear, you can set up Fu Peizhi. For Windows operating system, you can set the files on your hard drive to be automatically hidden by following these steps: 1

Open File Explorer and go to the folder where the file you want to hide is located. 2.Right-click the folder and select Properties.

3.In the Properties dialog box, find the General tab, check the Hide option in Properties, and click the Confirm button. 4.

In the prompt that appears, select the option that says "Apply to this folder, subfolder, and file" and click on the "Confirm" button. This will automatically hide all the files in that folder, which can only be viewed by selecting the "Show hidden files, folders, and drives" option. If you need to unhide, you can remove the check box of "Hide" in the properties dialog box, and then click the "Confirm" button.

Note that auto-hiding files is not a completely safe measure, as there are still some special tools and techniques that others can use to view and access these files. If you need stricter confidentiality measures, we recommend using a more secure method to protect your files, such as encryption.

It's poisoned, and you have to kill the poison first. Then click on the right Jian-> attribute on the file"Hidden"The hook in front is removed, and the dot is OK.

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Step 1: Open "My Computer" and select "Tools" - "Folder Options" - "View" in the "Show All Folders" - Apply.

Hidden files on computer tutorial, show hidden folder methods, access hard disk hidden files tips.

First of all, the system should be able to display hidden files or folders, and here's how to set it up

Turn on my computer.

In the file browser's menu, find "Folder Options" under the "Tools" menu and click to enter the "View" tab in the dialog box that pops up.

Find the "Hide Protected OS Files (Recommended)" item and uncheck the "Show all files and folders" item under "Hide Files and Folders" to make sure that it is turned off.

After that, plug in the portable hard drive and the hidden files or folders will be able to show up if you want to unhide the corresponding folders, you can do so

Right-click on the hidden file or folder and select "Properties" from the pop-up menu

At the bottom of the General tab, there is a property grouping with two checkboxes: Read Only and Hidden, and uncheck the checkbox in the Hide checkbox.

4.OK, the file or folder will be in a normal state.

It should be that your mobile device is infected by a virus that hides your original folder, and the app that appears is a virus. Those viruses are easy to deal with. Just delete it directly. However, it is best to do it on a clean computer.

After that, it's time to restore the hidden folder. First of all, in My Computer - Tools - Folder Options - View - Tick "Show all files and folders" and uncheck "Hide Protected OS Files" - OK.

Then you'll be able to see the hidden folders on your mobile device.

There are several ways to recover, the simplest but most useless way is to right-click on the hidden folder - Properties, and remove the tick in front of "Hidden".

If the front tick is gray, you have to use the dos command. The way to do this is to start running by entering "cmd" and "attrib."

h-rsx: *Enter.

where x represents the drive letter of your mobile device and ** represents the folder name.

This way, the things in your mobile device will basically be restored to their original state.