A file that does not appear in the directory list.
A hidden file is a file file that does not appear in the directory list. A 9x/ME file like this would be boot.ini. A hidden file is a file that is not displayed in a directory list. Whether to hide or display a file is one of the file's attributes kept by the OS. A 9x/Me file like this would be boot.ini.
System files are files the operating system needs to function (and they may be hidden). Hidden files are those files that are not displayed when you show a directory listing. A file can be both a system file and a hidden file, but a hidden file does not have to be a system file, nor does a system file need to be hidden.
A hidden file is a file file that does not appear in the directory list. A 9x/ME file like this would be boot.ini. A hidden file is a file that is not displayed in a directory list. Whether to hide or display a file is one of the file's attributes kept by the OS. A 9x/Me file like this would be boot.ini.
"Hidden" is a file attribute; this is information about the file that shouldn't change when you reinstall the operating system.
Depends on what the virus actually did to hid them. For instance, if you name a file with a leading . then the file is hidden. For example: .apple.txt would be a hidden file. If you enable hidden files to be shown that might do it.
A hidden file is one that starts with a period (.). These are usually files that always exist, but most users don't want to see them in a file listing. Any file can be hidden from the normal file listing by naming it with a leading period symbol.
yes it can
ls -al list hidden file also.Hidden files starting with "."
Your computer must have catagorized it as something hidden and put it in that place.
There are no actual "hidden" files in Unix. The only way to hide the existence of a file is to place it in a folder that no one has read permissions for.
The bash shell uses a hidden file called .bashrc for settings in the shell upon startup.
Yes.