Difference between revisions of "How to Remove Hidden Files/Folders"
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*''See, Section 4.1.2, "Changing the Folder Options in Order to View Hidden Files/Folders" to change settings for viewing hidden folders and files.''<br> | *''See, Section 4.1.2, "Changing the Folder Options in Order to View Hidden Files/Folders" to change settings for viewing hidden folders and files.''<br> | ||
*''Be sure to go back and change the settings to the "Folder Options - View" tab after completing this step.'' | *''Be sure to go back and change the settings to the "Folder Options - View" tab after completing this step.'' | ||
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Delete the "Peter Souza IV" folder located through C:\Documents and Setting\"user name"\Application Data\ | Delete the "Peter Souza IV" folder located through C:\Documents and Setting\"user name"\Application Data\ | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 14 August 2011
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Windows XP Users Windows 7 and Vista Users
| Additional Information The location of hidden user folders and files are dependent upon the Windows Operating System used. |
Windows XP Users
Additional Information
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Delete the "Peter Souza IV" folder located through C:\Documents and Setting\"user name"\Application Data\
Windows 7 and Vista Users
Additional Information
- See, Section 4.1.2, "Changing the Folder Options in Order to View Hidden Files/Folders" to change settings for viewing hidden folders and files.
- Be sure to go back and change the settings to the "Folder Options - View" tab after completing this step.
Delete the "Peter Souza IV" folder located through C:\Users\"users name"\AppData\Roaming\
