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Anonymous users2024-02-07Start Menu --Run --Enter cmd
Go to that folder where your files are located.
For example, folder A under drive D.
d:cd a
dir /a
Then you'll be able to see that file, hopefully seeing those folders so you can tell which ones you want to delete.
And then. del **
P.S. If it's a folder, del ** will do.
If it's a file, for example, it's **doc file.
Then you need to type del **doc
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Open the folder options --- the toolbar --- My Computer --- look inside "Don't show hidden files and folders" and "Show hidden files and folders".
dots are displayed, which can then be deleted.
Click on the right health attribute of the file, and open the hidden point is not hidden.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Click on Tools, Folder Options, View, and choose to show all files!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04If you know how to use CMD (DOS under XP), don't be afraid of anything!
Show all files (including hidden ones) under the folder with the command: dir a enter.
To modify the hidden properties of a file, use the command: attrib to view or attrib *s -h to change the display of all files in the current folder.
Although the method is stupid, this is the most fundamental solution, and it is invincible!
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Tools Folder Options View Uncheck Hide Protected Files and select Show All Files. It will show everything that should be shown.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Start running cmd, then go to your folder, use the "cd folder name" command to go to the AAA folder you have on drive D, for example, and you type.
d:cd aaa
attrib -h
Then you can see if the file you're looking for already appears in your folder.
Then when you want to delete it, you have to exit cmd first
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Try tools like WinRar and FlashFXP, they have a strong browsing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31It should be that your computer is poisoned, so it can't show up hidden files.
End the virus process first, and then modify the registry.
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Anonymous users2024-01-301. First, find the computer on the computer and click to open.
2. Then select Select Tools, Folder in the menu bar.
Options. <>
And tick. <>
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 users2024-01-29If 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.
360 Security Guard: If you have a USB flash drive firewall. Turn on the option to prevent viruses or Trojans from running automatically on the USB flash drive. If it's installed, it will be. >>>More
The file extension is also known as a suffix, and this extension dates back to the DOS era, when the DOS naming of the files in the system was 8+3, that is, the previous file name can only have a maximum of 8 characters, and then add the next 3 extensions, such as (with a dot as the separator, the file name in front of it, and the extension in the back. >>>More
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.
Click "Start" "Run", enter "Do not enter quotation marks" in the "Run" dialog box that appears), press the "OK" button or press Enter, the "Group Policy" window will pop up, and then "Local Computer Policy User Configuration Administrative Template Windows Components Windows Explorer", and then find the "Delete 'Folder Options' menu from 'Tools' menu" option on the right side of the window and double-click, and select in the pop-up "Delete 'Folder Options' menu properties from 'Tools' menu" window Settings tab, check Not Configured or Disabled, press Apply, OK, and close the Group Policy window to restore Folder Options.
It is recommended that you use this to kill it.