Detailed details of the win XP operating system in several special folders

There are several special folders in the Win XP operating system. Do you know what those special files are? Do you know what they do?

1, Systemvolumeinformation folder

After the XP System Restore is turned on, it saves all operational information about the partition after the restore point has been set. The system-willing folder on NTFS partitions allows only system account access by default, while polling accounts, including administrators, deny access. FAT32 partitions are not restricted.

2, Pagefile.sys documents

System disk exists, is the Windows paging file that is a virtual memory file, size is generally 1.5-2.5 times times the physical memory. Virtual memory files can be set on other partitions, but this partition cannot be formatted in Windows State.

3, Hiberfil.sys documents

In the system disk, the larger file is the hibernation file, which is generated when the Hibernate feature is enabled, and the computer saves the data in memory on the hard disk during hibernation, and can revert to its previous state. Hibernate files are automatically cleared after hibernation is canceled.

4, Thumbs.db documents

exists under the picture folder, which is still produced after deletion, and increases with the number of pictures. It is not a virus, but a cached database file used to speed up the thumbnail display. Can be set: In Folder Options, check the "Do not cache thumbnails", you can delete this file.

5, Recycled folder

The Recycle Bin, where each partition exists, temporarily holds the deleted file. You can set the space size of the Recycle Bin.

6, Favorites folder

Icon for the pentagram, is the favorite folder, store your favorite Web site. You can place shortcut shortcuts and folder shortcuts in them, and you can create new categories (folders).

7, SendTo folder

It contains the right "send to" content where you can paste a shortcut to the folder.

8. Temp Folder

Store Windows temp files, where the junk files can be deleted.

9, Recent folder

Recently opened document history.

10, Temporaryinternetfiles folder

Internet Explorer's temporary files, including browsing Web pages, pictures, and cookies, can be deleted from the file to prevent disclosure of privacy.