On Windows PCs, many of these critical files and folders are hidden from view by default. This prevents a careless user from accidentally modifying or deleting them, which could lead to dangerous errors.

Often, we have to look at these files for legitimate reasons. They are required for troubleshooting some issues. That said, we don’t recommend that beginners go messing around with hidden files – not unless it’s absolutely necessary and you can’t find a professional in time.

For instance, if you need to view hidden files inside the ‘Program Data’, ‘App Data’ or ‘Default’ User folders, it is necessary to make hidden files and folders visible.

If you are confident in your computer skills or are a power user, you should definitely know how to show hidden files on Windows 10, 8 or 7. There are, in fact, a couple of approaches to it.

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