What do the three properties of a folder mean archive, hidden, read only .

The archive attribute is easy to understand, which means to store it as an ordinary file.

Hidden, that is, the file cannot be seen in the normal display state. Unless your system allows this kind of hidden files to be displayed, you can't see this folder by default, and it seems that you can still see it after you change it, it doesn't matter, press F5 or right-click to refresh it once and you won't see it. If you want to show it, you need to show hidden files before you can show them again.

The read-only attribute means that you can only read this folder, in other words, you can open this folder, but you can't write to this folder, and similarly, you can't delete this folder.

Read-only: indicates whether the file or folder is read-only. Select this check box to open the read-only properties.

If you select more than one file, a check mark indicates that all the selected files are read-only. A grayed check box indicates that some files are read-only and others are not.

Hidden: Indicates whether the file or folder is hidden, and if you don't know its name, you can't view or use this file or folder. Select this checkbox to open the hidden properties.

If more than one file is selected, a check mark indicates that the selected files are all hidden. A grayed check box indicates that some files are hidden and others are not.

Archive: Specifies whether the file or folder should be archived. Some programs use this option to control which files are backed up.

If more than one file or folder is selected, the check flag indicates that all files or folders have archive properties set. A grayed check box indicates that some files have archive properties set and others don't.

Some are not optional.

1. Read-only. Indicates that a document or attribute can only be read, not modified, or stored. Some important files will be set to read-only status, so as not to accidentally modify the contents of these documents, unless the read-only state is removed, these documents cannot be modified (a pop-up window will be displayed for you to save as when saving).

2. Hide. It is a kind of file property, and the file with this property is called "hidden file", and the hidden file cannot be displayed in Windows Explorer by default (some Windows system explorers will display "* objects (plus * hidden objects)" on the status bar) and cannot be operated without special settings.

3. Archiving. Refers to the files left behind when the game is saved. Archive refers to the file left when the game is saved, which records the progress of the game and various data, and generally only the game can open it.

With game saves, you can back up and restore all kinds of data from your game. Some archives are tied to device information and are not universal.

1. A folder has three attributes: read-only, hidden, and archived.

2. Read-only means: it can only be read, not modified.

3. Among them: the attributes of general files are archived, and hidden files are invisible. Read-only properties are files that are not allowed to be modified.

4. The so-called "read-only" means that the document can only be opened and read, and cannot be modified or stored. Some important files will be set to read-only status, so as not to accidentally modify the contents of these documents, unless the read-only state is removed, these documents cannot be modified.