The computer folder is suddenly gone! T T

But it's caused by a virus, so you kill the virus.

windows registry editor version

text"=",-30499"

type"="group"

bitmap"=hex(2):25,00,53,00,79,00,73,00,74,00,65,00,6d,00,52,00,6f,00,6f,00,74,\

00,25,00,5c,00,73,00,79,00,73,00,74,00,65,00,6d,00,33,00,32,00,5c,00,53,00,\

48,00,45,00,4c,00,4c,00,33,00,32,00,2e,00,64,00,6c,00,6c,00,2c,00,34,00,00,\

helpid"="

regpath"="software\\microsoft\\windows\\currentversion\\explorer\\advanced"

text"=",-30501"

type"="radio"

checkedvalue"=dword:00000002

valuename"="hidden"

defaultvalue"=dword:00000002

hkeyroot"=dword:80000001

helpid"="

regpath"="software\\microsoft\\windows\\currentversion\\explorer\\advanced"

text"=",-30500"

type"="radio"

checkedvalue"=dword:00000001

valuename"="hidden"

defaultvalue"=dword:00000002

hkeyroot"=dword:80000001

helpid"="

Save as a file.

A variant of the Wiggin virus, you take a closer look at several of your system folders and delete those recently generated files, especially hidden files.

Simple,Search and find this file and copy it to a folder that is not hidden.,Put that folder point attribute.,Just remove all the hidden attributes.,You can't remove the tick or either your operation is problematic or the browser is locked with some settings.,Let's do it first.。

Uncheck the box before "Hide system-protected operating system files (recommended)" and click "Show all files and folders". If you still haven't clicked it after re-entering, it can only say that your computer is poisoned, or there are other software maliciously bound.

1. First of all, see if it is hidden, method: open a folder casually, then click Tools - Folder Options - View - then check Show all files and folders in front - OK!

2. Open the Project Manager, then turn it off, then click Start and enter :

3. Check if there is another user who has entered Windows

4. If it is deleted, choose hard disk data recovery, and the specific method can be found in experience.

5. It may be computer poisoning, so do a good job of anti-virus!

It was deleted by mistake.

It should be that the user profile is automatically restored, C: documents and settings can be found here, you can also search for it.

Right-click and select "Arrange icons" - tick "Show desktop icons". That's it.

1. Maybe the folder is set to hidden, open my computer - Tools - Options - View - Hide files and folders - Show all files and folders - OK, and then go back to the desktop to see if it comes out.

2. Is it to overwrite the original folder when copying, and delete the original folder, and see if the file is in the ** station.

4. You can also open the C: Documents and Settings Administrator desktop to see if there is a folder in it.

Folder size 0 bytes means that there are no more files in this folder, as for those files that have not been moved to other folders by you, or deleted by mistake, sometimes cleaning up the garbage will be cleaned up together, but this situation is rare. If you still have those software, you can create a new folder to the desktop and put the shortcuts you need in this folder for easy use.

In the C disk (system disk), you can retrieve the files on your desktop (C: documents and settings admin (username) desktop).

Turn on my computer. Go up to the desktop and see if there's any... Will it be an auto-arrange icon.

Obscured by the background color... No more... Like LS said.

It won't be your daughter-in-law who helped you delete it, b sweat...

1. First of all, see if it is hidden, method: open a folder casually, then click Tools - Folder Options - View - then check Show all files and folders in front - OK!

2. Open the Project Manager, then turn it off, then click Start and enter :

3. Did you change to another user to enter Windows

5. It may be computer poisoning, so do a good job of anti-virus!

First of all, I remind you that important files such as ** should not be placed on the desktop, because the desktop belongs to the C disk, once you have a violation of the operation that leads to the possibility of file loss, it is very likely that your problem should be paid attention to, and it doesn't matter if the song is lost.

<><3.Open the registry panel by the cmd command, enter the hkey local machine file in the left file directory bar, and double-click as shown in the image: