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How to Make an Invisible File Method 1 Hiding Your File (Windows) 1 Right-click your desktop.  You'll need to create a regular file here first. 2 Hover over "New". 3 Click a file type.  "Folder" or "Text Document" are quick and simple choices. 4 Type in a name for your folder. 5 Hit  ↵  Enter . 6 Right-click your file. 7 Click  Properties . 8 Check the "Hidden" box. 9 Click  OK .  Your file is now hidden, meaning it won't show up in search queries or your File Explorer app; however, if you create a regular folder in the same directory with the same name, it will rename itself to be "Filename (2)", which betrays the fact that you have a hidden folder in that directory. Your file is also literally invisible unless your computer is currently displaying hidden files and folders. Method 2 Finding Your Fi...

How to Access Your Computer if You  Have Forgotten the Password Changing Your Windows 8 or 10 Password Online 1 Use a different computer to access the Live.com password reset website. [1]   In a web browser on a different computer, visit https://account.live.com/resetpassword.aspx. Once the site loads, select “I forgot my password,” then click “Next.” This method will only work if you registered a Microsoft account when setting up your computer and use it to log into your computer. Setting up a Microsoft account was the default setting, so you probably did this (unless you manually selected a different option). 2 Type your Microsoft account email address into the blank.  Microsoft accounts often end with live.com, hotmail.com or outlook.com. If your account name is not recognized by the website, make sure you have one of those domains appended to the end of your username (for example, try to log in as  joesmith@live.com ...