how can view hidden files of another computer in my network and those of mine?
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open up my computer click on tools----} folder options---} view and user the secong sub heading you will see the view hiddien files and folders the click show hidden files and folders then apply changes and then you shoull be able to view the hidde folders
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u can use spybot...\nit's good\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/
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if they have file sharing enabled you will be able to see their shares quite easily. You could also log into their folders with a user id and password. As many user id's are owner and a blank password, it is possible to seriously compromise a computer. keep in mind the wireless connection is also on the inside of the nat virtual firewall so unless the other pc is running a firewall, then even more entry points exist.
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temporary internet files
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hi..\nwell here we go..\n\n1. to unhide the hidden folders and files\nOpen windows explorer\nTools > Folders\nThen go to "view type"\nSelect "show hidden folder/files"\n\nNow you should see all your hidden folders, persumebly faded then the normal folders. \n\nTo remove the hiding bit from it,\nRight click it, click properties\nand remove tick from "hidden"\n\nviola.. thats it..\n\nhope it helps\n\n\nPeace.
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very simple. \n1) go to your "my computer"\n2) right click your hardrive\n3) go to "properties"\n4) "disk clean up" (may take some time)\n5) click and highlight "temporary internet files"\n6) click view files\n\n:)
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Yes, it is.  I'm sorry that I don't know how to tell you exactly how to do this, but since no one else is responding, i'll tell you what i know.\n\nIf you open windows explorer and look at the folders under "My Computer," you'll find a "Shared Documents" folder.  (I have Windows XP.)  Anything you put in there is available to other computers on the network.\n\nAlso in Windows Explorer, you can right click on any folder and select Properties.  On the Sharing tab, you can make the folder available to others or make it private.  (Again, I'm basing this on Windows XP.)\n\nWell, I guess I did know how to do it!\n\nAdvice: use your system help files to learn more.
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you can't find out what other people are doing on their computer   duh\ndon't be so nosy
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The fact that the files are Available on the Network, must mean they have been placed in a Shared folder on the network by the Administrator, therefore there is no reason to hide the fact that you copied them. \n\nMost networks Are set up by administrators, to be able to see who has been on, so, you cannot hide that fact, if he wishes to know.  He has trusted you to be there, don't worry about it.
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The answer to this question is simple, if you are using windows.  all you have to do is open "My Computer", go to the address bar, open the drop-down menu, and select desktop.  then all you have to do is go to the "Tools" menu and select "Folder options".  Then go to the Veiw tab in the window that should pop-up, and you then should see the "Hidden Files and Folders" option.  Select the "Show Hidden Files and Folders" option and you're done.  That's how you view those files.
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Yes you can find out if some one accessed file/s through My network Paces. If you are using Windows Operating System, just RIGHT CLICK on the file you chose, then choose PROPERTIES. You will see the properties of the file and there will be a line which says something like that:\n\nAccessed:  Yesterday, June 22, 2006, 11:13:47 PM
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TURN THE FIREWALL OFF! and enable file sharing, that's it.\nyou can check by pinging the computers.
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if you use Windows\nInsert your cd to cdrom drive, then go to explorer you can choose your cdrom drive to see the contents. If you cannot see anything maybe your files are hidden. Goto Tools -> Folder Option -> View tab. Choose Show hidden files and folders. Now something should show.\nIf you still can't see anything, you need to check your CDROM or your cd.
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Go to My Network Places, then depending on your operating system (i'm assuming you're using Windows XP, doesn't matter if its professional or home edition, 32 or 64bit..etc) Look on the left hand side of the box, and under the tab of Network Tasks, you'll see something that says "View network connections"\n\nClick on that and Viola! Your answer awaits =]
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My first answer is, reboot.  Sometimes that's enough to take care of those sorts of problems.  If that doesn't work, open "My Computer" and go to the folder where you've saved it.  Find "Folder Options" in the menus--if you're using Windows XP, go to Tools->View Folder Options.  Then click on the "View" tab.  From there, look through the options until you find "Show Hidden Files and Folders", or something similar.\n\nOnce you can see hidden files, have another look at that directory and see if you've got some hidden files there.  Nine chances out of ten you do.  Look for files that have a name very close to the name you saved the file as and that are hidden files.  Go ahead and delete those ones.  DON'T DELETE THE ORIGINAL, NON-HIDDEN FILE.  If you're not sure, make a copy of the folder before you try it.  Once you delete the hidden locking files, you should be good to go.
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Normally, only the "Shared Documents" folder can be accessed by other computers on the network.\nBut since you want to be sure\nDo the network setup again\nWhen asked "File and printer sharing", check the "Off" button.\n\nOR (I recommend)\nJust right-click on the files or folders you want to be not-shared, go to "Properties", click on the "Sharing" tab at the top and make sure the "Share this folder" button is not checked, if it is then uncheck it. Also see if you can turn off the "Allow network users to change/alter my files" button.\nYou sound smart (Probably a doc. right?) You should be able to do it.\nIf there are files which you want to share. Then right-click on them and check the "Share folder/File" button
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try creating a new user with the name that has access to that folder. once done, log in using that user on your computer and try to access the file/folder.\n\nshouldnt be a problem.\n\npeace hun.