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Local Settings folder
The Local Settings folder for "myname" returns to hidden when the system is
rebooted. ("Myname" is also the administrator.) Under Folder Options, View, I have clicked the option "Show hidden files and folders" many, many times. The folder remains visible until I reboot. Also, the Local Settings folder for both Administrator and Default User remain visible. The Local Settings folder was previously not hidden, but something (or me) has now changed it to hidden. How can I set it to stay visible? Thank you for your help -- |
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Local Settings folder
Hickory wrote:
The Local Settings folder for "myname" returns to hidden when the system is rebooted. ("Myname" is also the administrator.) Under Folder Options, View, I have clicked the option "Show hidden files and folders" many, many times. The folder remains visible until I reboot. Also, the Local Settings folder for both Administrator and Default User remain visible. The Local Settings folder was previously not hidden, but something (or me) has now changed it to hidden. How can I set it to stay visible? Thank you for your help -- Why do you need it not hidden? -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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Local Settings folder
As I said, it was previously not hidden. I want to be able to delete cookies
and temporary internet files through Windows Explorer, as I have done for a very long time. "Shenan Stanley" wrote: Hickory wrote: The Local Settings folder for "myname" returns to hidden when the system is rebooted. ("Myname" is also the administrator.) Under Folder Options, View, I have clicked the option "Show hidden files and folders" many, many times. The folder remains visible until I reboot. Also, the Local Settings folder for both Administrator and Default User remain visible. The Local Settings folder was previously not hidden, but something (or me) has now changed it to hidden. How can I set it to stay visible? Thank you for your help -- Why do you need it not hidden? -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html . |
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