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In the Win7 operating system,UEFA Champions League hidden folders are a very common type of folder. In the process of using the computer at ordinary times, in order to protect system files and program data, the system will set these folders to a hidden state by default, so that users cannot access these folders directly. However, sometimes users need to view these hidden folders to perform some related operations. Well, this article will introduce the method of viewing hidden folders in Win7. I. Use the folder option. First of all, we can view the hidden folders in Win7 through the settings of the folder options. The specific method is as follows: Step 1: Open any folder in File Explorer, click the "Tools" option on the menu bar, and then click "Folder Options".Step 2: In the pop-up dialog box, click the "View" tab. Step 3: In the "Advanced Settings" list, find the two options "Hide extensions of known file types" and "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)" and uncheck their checkboxes. Step 4: Click the "Apply" and "OK" buttons to view the hidden folders in Win7 after completing the setting. II. Using the console command, in addition to viewing the hidden folders in Win7 through the settings of folder options, we can also use the console command to complete this function. The specific method is as follows: Step 1: Open the "Start Menu" in the Win7 system, select "Run", enter the "cmd" command, and press the Enter key to enter the command line interface. Step 2: In the commandEnter "dir /ah" in the line and press the Enter key to display all the hidden folders in Win7. If you need to view the specific folder path and name, you can add the corresponding path after the command, such as "dir /ah C:\Program Files". III. In addition to the above two methods, we can also use the registry editor to view hidden folders in Win7. The specific method is as follows: Step 1: Open the "Start Menu" in the Win7 system, select "Run", enter the "regedit" command, and press the Enter key to open the registry editor. Step 2: Find the following sub-key path in the registry editor, which is the policy to control hidden folders and files in the Win7 system.Item: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced Step 3: Double-click the "Hidden" item in the subkey, which will Change the numerical data to "1". After saving and modifying, exit the registry editor to view the hidden folders in Win7. Summary: Through the above three methods, we can view hidden folders in Win7. Among them, the two methods of using folder options to set and console commands are relatively simple and suitable for general users; the method of using the registry editor is more troublesome and more suitable for computer professionals. No matter which method is used, we need to pay attention to the details of the operation to avoid unnecessary losses.

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