LaCie Silverscreen 80GB USB 2.0 - Portable Multimedia (093053682095) Hard Drive "hidden files" Questions

...hidden files Rebecca, if you want help you really have to provide details. Nobody knows what you mean by "hidden files". Here is what "Hidden Files" are in Windows: when you enter Explore, then go go ...

hidden files how to delete them ? Within "File Explorer", change the "View" to "Show Hidden Files". Then, once visible, they can be deleted. Here is video tutorial on how to view your hidden files or ...

...files are hidden and the option on the desktop to show hidden files is not enabled.. Try enabling hidden files and folders. Start--Control Panel--- Folder Options---View and then enable hidden files ...

hidden all files in my pendrive and now when am applying show hidden files attribute to it my pen drive is showing no files.When i right click on the icon of removable disk its showing that free space

...Hidden Files on a Pen-drive? I f you are using windows 7Go to Control PanelChose Appearance and PersonalizationFolder OptionsShow hidden files and foldersChose view tabAnd check (Show hidden files, ...

...hidden files and folder" in Hidden files and folders section. Windows Xp: Tools -> folder options -> VIEW -> select "Show hidden files and folder" in Hidden files and folders section. Go to ...

...category check to hidden files and folders then drive E or F or the usb name then search then will see the hidden files click to the hidden files click properties then uncheck hidden then ok thats ...

...hidden files... If this is the case you can enable XP in order to view them as follows..... Windows XP and Windows 2003 To enable the viewing of Hidden files follow these steps: Close all programs so ...

...files are hidden, but the harddrive is working, how to show the hidden files Open command promt and type these: (put your drive letter in place of X ) X: (enter) attrib -r -s -h *.* /s /d (enter) all ...

...hidden files" option is selected, open the cmd and use the attrib command. You should write attrib -h -r -s /s /d z:\*.* (where "z" is the letter of your drive). ...