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MartinC
I have been trying to help out a neighbour who has a problem with being able
to view hidden and system files in Explorer.
Every time I check the "Show hidden files and folders" opton in
Tools/FolderOptions/View, it totally ignores it. It also ignores the
unticking of the "Hide extensions for known file types". They have admin
rights.
I read about changing the SHOWALL registry value at
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\SHOWALL
and have set the CheckedValue field to 1, but this made no difference.
For info, their Showall settings are:
CheckedValue = 1
DefaultValue = 2
The NoHidden settings are:
CheckedValue = 2
DefaultValue = 2
I looked at my own registry (which works), but found that I did not have the
Folder key, just a completely different set of keys entirely (all keys under
the 'Advanced' key, with no other 'folder' keys, so I am not quite sure what
is going on there, for a start!
What I mean by that is that my registry under 'Advanced' is all at one
level. Their 'Advanced' key has a Folder and subsequent sub keys.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Martin
to view hidden and system files in Explorer.
Every time I check the "Show hidden files and folders" opton in
Tools/FolderOptions/View, it totally ignores it. It also ignores the
unticking of the "Hide extensions for known file types". They have admin
rights.
I read about changing the SHOWALL registry value at
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced\Folder\SHOWALL
and have set the CheckedValue field to 1, but this made no difference.
For info, their Showall settings are:
CheckedValue = 1
DefaultValue = 2
The NoHidden settings are:
CheckedValue = 2
DefaultValue = 2
I looked at my own registry (which works), but found that I did not have the
Folder key, just a completely different set of keys entirely (all keys under
the 'Advanced' key, with no other 'folder' keys, so I am not quite sure what
is going on there, for a start!
What I mean by that is that my registry under 'Advanced' is all at one
level. Their 'Advanced' key has a Folder and subsequent sub keys.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Martin