Ask about Folder at Local Disk C


  1. sle3pingz
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    Ask about Folder at Local Disk C


    Sorry maybe this is a silly question , i want ask ... can i hidden folder like Program Files, Users, or else anything else at Local Disk C, just Hidden the folder...

    can i do that? if i do that have any windows will corrupted?

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  3. logicearth
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    Why do you want to hide those directories?
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  4. sle3pingz
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    lookslike i put some my file at those local disk C, if to much folder it's make me confuse xD , it's mess...
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