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Hide Folder in windows

First Create a folder without any name and with icon that is totally invisible

Just type these codes while renaming the folder name and  press enter once you are done

alt+0160
OR
alt+255


Now time to hide the folder, to hide a folder first select the folder then right click and go to properties,

in properties select the change icon option ...
now you can see a lot of folder icon.

(C:\Windows\system32\imageres.dll)..

you look for a blank icon select any of the 3 blank icon. click ok then apply u will c invisible folder...
(now with no name and no icon too..)

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