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Issue:
Hidden files and folders and protected operating system files are not displayed in the User Interface - e.g. in a file manager.
File Dependencies:
N/A - None
Registry Settings/Dependencies:
reg.exe batch file commands -
.reg file (import using regedit.exe) -
OfflineReg batch file commands -
It is not clear whether the SuperHidden registry value is actually required - see here. It may be required in some operating systems - adding it does not result in any issues.
Issue:
The directory tree is not displayed (e.g. in a file manager) -
Fix:
Add a Desktop directory to the %UserProfile% path. In a standard WinPE the %UserProfile% path is X:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\Desktop
File Dependencies:
N/A - None
Registry Settings\Dependencies:
N/A - None
With %UserProfile%\Desktop folder fix -
Issue:
A range of shell folders that have no purpose or function in a Windows Preinstallation Environment are displayed in file managers -
File Dependencies:
N/A - None
Registry Settings/Dependencies:
reg.exe batch file commands -
.reg file (import using regedit.exe) -
OfflineReg batch file commands -
Alternatively, delete the HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\MyComputer\NameSpace" key. E.g. using OfflineReg -
Or using reg.exe -
Or using a .reg file -
File Dependencies:
N/A - None
Registry Settings/Dependencies:
reg.exe batch file commands -
.reg file (import using regedit.exe) -
OfflineReg batch file commands -
File Dependencies:
N/A - None
Registry Settings/Dependencies:
reg.exe batch file commands -
.reg file (import using regedit.exe) -
OfflineReg batch file commands -
Issue:
The Control Panel is displayed in a file manager, but does not function in a Windows Preinstallation Environment.
File Dependencies:
N/A - None
Registry Settings/Dependencies:
reg.exe batch file commands -
.reg file (import using regedit.exe) -
OfflineReg batch file commands -
Document date - 17th February 2018