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How To View Hidden Files and Folders

Started by Adam, 09-30-2011, 08:17 PM4 replies3,191 viewsThreaded Mode
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Adam [mR] Member Offline 09-30-2011, 08:17 PM #1
How to view hidden files and folders like AppData that are shadowed.

Step One: Click on Computer
Step Two: Click on Organize > Folder and Search Option
Step Three: Click on View tab
Step Four: Click on Hidden Files and Folder and select Show Hidden Files,Folders and Drives:
Finished

You should now be able to see AppData folder in which you can install textures,mods and replace the jar in minecraft.

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GeneralApathy Regular Offline 09-30-2011, 09:18 PM #2
Interesting info, even though I already have it enabled. The guide really gives you the step by step info that helps transform something seemingly complex into the easy fix that it is.

Just curious, did someone ask you to post this, or did you do it on your own intuition?
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Adam [mR] Member Offline 09-30-2011, 09:52 PM #3
I posted this thread since people in the past had problems trying to find the AppData folder, so they can add textures and mods to their minecraft however: they but didn't know how. So I decided to make a fast mini-guide on this.
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axe1killer Unregistered 10-07-2011, 07:59 PM #4
Wow Ur Running out of space on ur pc:exclamation::exclamation:Big Grin:PSmile
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Adam [mR] Member Offline 10-07-2011, 08:28 PM #5
Yeah... I run out of space on my Kingston 30gb SSD normally from temp files and also program data from folding@home process workunits . The worst I seen was 0 bytes free of 29.86gb lol with no space left over and windows spamming me with Low Disk Space . I store most of my files on 1TB and keep one spare 250gb harddrive blank. The one with 40gbs left is the virtual ram drive I use which is set to 200gb.
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