not sure why you want to mess around with hidden files...not a good idea.
here is a program that gets rid of "scumware".
Ad-aware 6
http://www.lavasoftusa.com/support/download
Hey computer people
Did a scan on my system last night and it said I had hundreds of "hidden" files on my system. I have a firewall and anti-virus program that is brand new, but I'm wondering how to track down where these files are and what they do...and get rid of them.
Any programs that will help detect these files and figure out what they are doing to my system?
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not sure why you want to mess around with hidden files...not a good idea.
here is a program that gets rid of "scumware".
Ad-aware 6
http://www.lavasoftusa.com/support/download
I didn't think hidden files were a big deal either...but according to the disc scan I have 641 of them, which to me sounds like a lot.
I already have Ad-Aware...my McAfee Disk Cleaner also cleans a lot of that stuff out. I guess I'm just paranoid after being hacked for so long a while back. I'm worried there is still stuff on my system that I can't get rid of.
Today I can do what others will not so that tomorrow I will do what others cannot.
The difference between winners and losers is that winners do things that losers don't want to do.


do you update ad-aware? that is important.
Windows and other programs install many hidden files, I would not mess with them unless you really know what you're doing.


Alot of files are hidden because they should not be user-moddified, which is the intent of hiding them.
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Mudge and Prince are right... I'm willing to bet those hidden files are all system files and/or files needed to run all your regular programs.
They are hidden so people don't mess with them and DELETE them![]()
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