What are the hidden files and folders

Lists of posts in - Windows Adminstration

  1. View system files (super hidden) in Explorer
  2. Get access to all folders in Windows like Linux
  3. What are the hidden files and folders

This is a small list of folders and files which were displayed by the method mentioned on the previous post in this series.
Recycler : Recycler is a twin of Recycle Bin. The Recycler folder contains a Recycle Bin for each user that logs on to the computer, sorted by their security identifier (SID).
System Volume Information : This contains the log files and backups of important System Files that are used for System Restore in Windows. (System Restore allows you to roll back all the settings and System Files to a previous time)
NTLDR : This is the Windows NT loader, boot loader. This is replaced by winload and Windows Boot Manager in Windows Vista
NTDETECT.COM : This file is used by Windows NT during startup to detect basic hardware. This is used for Systems having BIOS.
Autoexec.bat : is most often used to set environment variables such as keyboard, soundcard, printer, and temporary file locations. It is also used to initiate low level system utilities.
These are the main folders and files in XP.

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