The folder can be searched, but it can t be opened, indicating that there is a problem with the shor

This is because you have been hit by the storm No. 1 virus, the current anti-virus software can only kill his mother, but those 1kb folder shortcuts are not harmful to clean up, and if you don't fix the modified registry entries, after restarting into my computer, there will be a message that vbs cannot be found.

This virus has the ability to infect NTFS data streams and needs to be dealt with thoroughly. Maybe your antivirus software didn't kill it clean!

You can use the two software of Kingsoft U disk and Kingsoft Net Shield, and you can find it at once. Run Kingsoft NetShield first, click on one-click repair, and deal with viruses and system errors. Then run Kingsoft U disk to kill this tool,Check the full scan,He can deal with the virus parent and those generated shortcuts (if there is any residue, please delete it yourself,Generally no residue)。

Can the files be recovered?

If your computer folder can't find that the shortcut is missing, you can try the following methods to solve the problem:

Revert to a previous version: If you're using a Windows operating system, you can try using the File History or System Restore feature to revert to a previous version of the folder.

Fix with Command Prompt: You can use the Command Prompt feature of Windows to try to fix the problem of missing shortcuts. Open a command prompt window, type the command "sfc scannow" (without clear quotes), and press enter.

Wait for the command to finish running, and then restart your computer.

Create a new shortcut: If the above methods don't solve the problem, you can try creating a new shortcut. Open the corresponding folder in File Explorer, right-click on the blank space, select "New" - "Shortcut", then enter the folder path and click "Next", and finally enter a name and click "Done".

Use third-party file recovery software: If the files in the folder are very important, you can use some third-party file recovery software like Recuva, Easeus Data Recovery, etc. to try to recover the lost files.

1. The folder is hidden, and you can see it when you open the hide.

Win7 system:

Double-click on my computer -> Organization in the upper left corner --Folders and search options-> View-> Hide files and folders-> Check Show hidden files, folders and drivers-> Confirm, OK

XP system: Open "My Computer" - click "Tools" in the menu bar - "Folder Options" - click "View" in the new window - remove the checkbox in front of "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)", and click "Yes" in the pop-up window; Select "Show all files and folders" in the "Hide Files & Folders" option and then "OK".

Second, if you remove the "hidden protection of the operating system file (recommended)" tick and can't find the file, then it is estimated that your system may be poisoned, the best is antivirus, if it is not good, the file is not important, it is recommended that you format this disk.