After you install a program you shouldn’t move, copy, rename, or delete its folders and files if you do, you might not be able to run or uninstall the program. You may have the option to choose a different folder, but there’s rarely a reason to do so. Program Files folder Most programs (including the programs and tools that come with Windows 7) install the files they need in subfolders of the Program Files folder. When Windows 7 was installed on your computer, it created three system folders: However, you have complete control of the organization of the files you create (such as documents and worksheets), and knowing how to manage these files is essential if you want to be able to use your computer efficiently. The files installed with a program and those it creates for its own use are organized the way the program expects to find them, and you shouldn’t move or remove them. You can choose to display and work with hidden files, folders, and drives by clicking that option in the Folder Options dialog box, which is discussed in "Viewing Folders and Files in Different Ways" in Chapter 5, “Manage Folders and Files.”įiles created by you These include documents, worksheets, graphics, text files, presentations, audio clips, video clips, and other things that you can open, look at, and change by using one or more programs.
When files are hidden you can’t select or delete them, or delete the folder structure they’re stored in a folder might appear empty, but if it contains one or more hidden files, you cannot delete it.
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