Why can t some files of hidden users be run and deleted and installed?

**A Rubik's Cube, one time, and then add the administrator to get permission in the right-click menu management, and then the right-click menu has this function, right-click on the file you want to operate and then the administrator gets permission, on the line.

The files that come with the system are not allowed to be deleted, and deleting them may cause errors on the phone, resulting in some software not being available.

Kill the phone to poison it and see if it is poisoned.

Connect your phone to a computer and see if you can delete it.

There are some hidden files and folders in the phone, many of which are used by the system and deleted. This may cause the system to not function properly.

It is best to use the junk cleaner software or authoritative junk cleaner software that comes with the mobile phone system to clean up junk files, so that useless hidden files and folders can be deleted without destroying the integrity of the system.

If you don't understand, don't delete it. Generally, the hidden ones are hidden for fear that you will delete them.

It is recommended that you do not delete,Some are the junk files generated after the program runs,There are also some files that are automatically generated after the first use,Some memory programs will return to the initial state if they lack these files,You can look at the size of these files,In the case of excluding viruses,Make deletions。

Can't be deleted, that's where the software running inside the phone is stored, you are viewing it on the computer through the mobile phone data cable, right? Don't delete it, deleting your phone won't work properly.

It cannot be deleted and is a required file for the phone.

May be useful and deletion is not recommended.

Do those hidden folders have files in them, and you can check what type of files they are based on the suffix, which may be useful. It depends on what the file is.

Don't. Because the C drive is a system file. If deleted.

will make your computer not boot. Lost files. Windows is set up because some customers don't understand the reason.

So the hidden method is used. You can set it this so that you won't see the hidden files.

Tools – Folder Options – Choose not to show hidden files.

That's it. But you also have a D drive, it may be a virus. It is also possible that it is a hidden file itself.

You can choose the Chinese part. Then click on the properties. Select the archive mode and you're good to go.

If there is a virus. You'd better do a full scan. There are a lot of antiviruses out there that you can try for free.

Friends who have multiple operating systems installed on the computer know that a boot menu will appear after the computer is powered on and self-tested, which lists all the operating systems installed on the computer and used by the user"↑""↓"keys to choose which system to enter. In fact, it all stems from a file called a file that has been present in Windows systems since Windows NT. Windows XP relies primarily on files to determine which operating system category is available for selection during a computer reboot (boot) process.

In general, it is located in the root directory of the C drive, and in the default state it is a hidden read-only system configuration file. To view it, simply remove its hidden properties and open it with Notepad, or you can view it in"Get started"in the pop-up"System Configuration Utility"dialog box""tabs can glimpse the true face of Lushan. The following is an example of a file in the author's computer (as shown in Figure 1) to explain it to you in detail.

Figure 1: Start the menu before modification.

As long as you don't have important information in the D disk, you want to do what you want,Even the format will not affect your system (of course, what I'm talking about is the C disk is the kind of system disk)。。 If you can't clearly know what kind of file he is, what is it for, you'd better not touch him, otherwise it's easy to have problems... What you're talking about is a file that the system needs to start.,Can't delete it.,Delete it, you're ready to restore the system or reinstall it.。。。

If you want to know the function of boot clearly, you can go to the Internet to check it, there is a detailed description, so I don't need to say more here... I suggest that you,Some of the installation programs on the computer are best not to be placed on the C disk,Install the D disk,Of course, some software must be installed on the C disk to use,That kind of work will be used more than software,Home entertainment can not be used.。。

That's probably not the person you're logging in to as an administrator. And your admin account is hidden. I've also encountered this, and I've tried many methods before but I can't solve it. In the end, I finally figured out a solution for myself. As follows:

1.Open the "Control Panel", there are two address bars in the control panel interface, the path display and the "Search Control Panel Huixianbo" are entered in the "Search Control Panel" box"Accounts"--Enter. Look for "Create Administrator Account" in "User Account" on the content that appears, and click to enter.

2.Enter the account name --- select "Admin" - press "Create Account".

3.At this time, you will have an account with administrator privileges in your computer, then log out of the computer and select the administrator account you just created to log in. (You must cancel or you can't delete the previous account).

4.Open the Control Panel and enter it in the Search for a Dashboard for Control Panel"Accounts"--Enter. Look for "User Account" on the content that appears, and click "Add or Remove Account Users" to enter.

Left-click on the account you want to delete--- delete the account--- keep the file--- delete the account. At this point, it's 99% successful, and you just need to reboot the system (it should be that the system needs to be reconfigured for the account you just created) and wait a few minutes.

5.Although you can't get back to your original administrator account, at least there won't be any pop-up prompts that you don't have permissions. When you log in to your new account, your desktop will look like a newly installed one.

But all the programs and software you originally installed are on your computer, and you just need to get a new quick to the desktop. Secondly, the input method needs to be reinstalled.

No, these files are generally running. Deleting it in another user will also be deleted, so that user will not be able to use it. Why don't you give it a try?

Turn on my computer, then open "C drive", then click the "Tools" option in the "menu bar", then select "Folder Options" in the pop-up selection bar, and then select "View" in the pop-up "Folder dialog box", then select "Show all files and folders" in the drop-down menu, select "Show all files and folders" in "Hide files and folders", and then make sure OK: All hidden files will come out、、、 and there are also files in C drive, some of which cannot be deleted by system files, and some system files will be rebuilt by themselves after deletion, so be careful.

The option to show hidden files is in the Folder Options inside.

As for the problem of the program creating a folder, it depends on the program, and many programs will keep files in the system partition.

If you are sensitive to this operation, you can consider installing Trojan Killer to monitor the operation in the system folder.

2.Open three folders separately, among which the local temp folder is a temporary folder, which is generally a temporary file left by system upgrades, patching, software installation and other operations. Once you've selected all, delete it.

If you can't delete it, you are using the relevant program, restart the computer, and no longer associate it, you can delete it.

Generally, it cannot be deleted, and deleting it will affect the normal use of the software.

If you don't specify the path when you unzip the package, the system will unzip the package to the local temp folder, so some decompression files are stored, and the data is retrieved from here when you install the software, especially some mapping software, which is very large and takes up a lot of space.

locallow is used to store shared data, and the files under this folder are cleaned up by Optimizer, which can generally clean up useless files.

The roaming folder is also a storage of some data files generated after using the program,Such as space listening**,Login number, etc., and some cached data,These data optimization masters can't be cleaned up,You can open the roaming folder in the files are all selected and click delete,If you can't delete it, choose to skip,But when you use the program again,This folder begins to expand again,It will cache data again。

Can't delete it, but the temp folder inside him can.