How to find out the hidden files in the USB flash drive

Then switch to the View tab, remove the two previous checks of "Hide Protected OS Files" and "Show Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives", and you're good to go.

Then you can see the hidden file.,But there's this strange file name.,Because the previously hidden files will be placed in a folder with this.,Then travel to the folder.,Select Properties.,Then remove the hidden.。

In this way, you can recover the files hidden by the USB flash drive.

Method 2: Recover using Recover Data Software.

First of all, search for the data recovery software on the computer, and install the software** on the computer, and then connect the USB flash drive of the hidden files to the computer, wait for the computer to recognize the software, and then open the software;

After opening the software, find the "Deep Scan" function in the software, click this function, find the file settings button, and tick the file types that need to be recovered in the settings to reduce the scanning time.

After the software starts scanning, wait for the software to complete the scanning, and you can see the files that have been scanned during the software scanning process, and click on the files to view.

Step 1: Because sometimes we often store some important files in the USB flash drive, but even the files will be virus, before solving this method, we first make sure that the computer is not virus, but the USB flash drive is virus. Then click on the start menu on the main interface of the computer, select the run option in it, and a window will pop up after clicking the run option, which requires a command to proceed to the next step, and click OK after entering the command of "notepad" in it.

Step 2: After clicking OK, we need to create a new notepad, and then a notepad box will pop up, enter a string in it**, enter the ** on the search, don't do too much explanation here, it should be noted that the input must be entered in accordance with the original format, put a string** into the notepad and then click on the file in the upper left corner of the interface, click Save as desktop, we add the notepad to the desktop, change the file name of the notepad to the virus hidden folder, Change the save type of the file to All files, and remember to save it at the end.

Step 3: Then copy the virus folder previously saved on the desktop to the USB flash drive inserted in the computer, and then double-click to open, after opening the file, the system program will automatically perform command operations on the USB flash drive, and wait tightly for completion, and then we return to the USB flash drive again, at this time we will find that the hidden files that originally disappeared in the USB flash drive have been recovered.

When your USB flash drive is attacked by a virus, it is possible to open the USB flash drive and not see the folders inside, so how to view the hidden folders in the USB flash drive? Below I will share the method of viewing the hidden folder in the USB flash drive, I hope it will be helpful to you.

How to view the hidden folder in the USB flash drive

1. Open the antivirus software or 360 security software first, and then insert the USB flash drive into the computer, and the security software will pop up a warning prompt box immediately (if there is no risk file, it will not be prompted):

2. But the file or program displayed in it is security software, just click "Temporarily disprocessed";

3. Then, let's open my computer to take a look at the USB flash drive files, and find that there are not many files, obviously there are some invisible files:

At this time, we first judge that these files may be hidden, in this case, it is generally caused by the poisoning of the USB flash drive, or it may be deliberately hidden by the user.

4. Let's first use the general method to solve the problem. Open My Computer, click on the "Tools" menu, and select "Folder Options" from the pop-up menu

5. Switch to the "View" tab in the "Folder Options" dialog box, and then check the "Show the contents of the system folder" checkbox, and then select the "Show all files and folders" single option below