Windows Vista shows "super hidden" file method

        Windows Vista has a feature that is completely different from Windows XP. In Windows XP, we know that except system files are hidden files. Vista is not like this. In addition to hidden files and system files, there is also a "super hidden" file. Do you want to see all the hidden files? Please see the method that this article introduces to you.
Microsoft is setting the sensitive files as "super hidden" for the purpose of protecting the system. We can modify these files to display them.
Specific operation method:
1, press the Windows logo key + R, call "Run", enter "regedit", call up the registry editor, as shown below:

Figure 1< Br> 2, browse to the software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\Advanced under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER root key, as shown below:

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3, right click on the "SuperHidden" button, select : "Modify (M)", change the key value to "1" on the pop-up window, and then click "OK". As shown below:

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4. Close the Registry Editor and exit to restart the computer.
Special Note: Microsoft has set these sensitive files as "super hidden" attributes for the purpose of protecting the system. It is dangerous to modify the registry. Please back up the registry before operation and use it according to the operational proficiency. . And it should be emphasized that Microsoft's "super hidden" function is designed to prevent users from accessing these files through normal methods, so please consider carefully before operation!