In Windows 11, many system and application files generated by the system are hidden by default.
These include files like thumbs.db or desktop.ini, which are not typically useful for general users and can clutter folders.
If you're managing hidden folders on SD cards related to projects such as the PS Vita homebrews, you might find it beneficial to keep switching between show and hidden out of view to maintain a cleaner workspace.
1, Open File Explorer:
2, Access More Options:
4, Apply and Confirm Changes:
These include files like thumbs.db or desktop.ini, which are not typically useful for general users and can clutter folders.
If you're managing hidden folders on SD cards related to projects such as the PS Vita homebrews, you might find it beneficial to keep switching between show and hidden out of view to maintain a cleaner workspace.
Here's how to set files to show and hide hidden files in Windows 11:
1, Open File Explorer:
- Use the shortcut Windows key + E to open File Explorer.
2, Access More Options:
- Click the "See more" menu (usually represented by three dots or an ellipsis) on the right side of the menu bar in File Explorer.
- Select "Options" from the drop-down menu to open the Folder Options dialog.
- In the Folder Options window, click on the "View" tab.
- In the "Advanced settings" section, find the "Hidden files and folders" option.
- Choose either "Show hidden files, folders & drives" to reveal them or "Don't show hidden files, folders, or drives" to hide them.
4, Apply and Confirm Changes:
- Click "Apply" to save the settings.
- Click "OK" to close the Folder Options window
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