Pretty weird seeing right-click options in explorer. But it makes sense if all or most of these pages are stored in a common format. Then, they are just loaded/displayed differently depending on what is using them. Just a guess how it might work but anyways it doesn't seem too odd.
It all dates back to windows XP (and partially ME). The idea was to simplify the internet and the operating system into one cohesive thing. Internet explorer and Explorer were extremely similar to eachother and even shared similar codebases. HTML Files at one point in a beta could be loaded in as wallpapers and settings menus were accessed through addresses, just as files & internet websites were. It seemed like a good idea, except for the fact that it was a really stupid idea.
@@diamondcreeper0982 But in Unix, this is so that reading and writing to streams, be it files, sockets, pipes, peripheral devices, communication busses or stdin/stdout/stderr can all use the same system calls and kernel data structures. This makes sense from an engineering perspective. The null file is a file (or rather, device, since it sits in /dev/) that just throws away any data you write to it and /dev/random is just a device that, when read from, returns random data. Having any random folder anywhere in the file system with a special name suddenly turn into a reference to menu options does not make sense from an engineering perspective. It only makes sense from a late Friday night hacking perspective.
It helps to understand that the entire philosophy of Windows is that everything in the code is a different class of a Window, hence the name of the operating system. The obvious Windows are the application frames, but everything else too like the buttons within the frame, different menus in the menu bar, pop-up menus, ribbon bars, status bars, etc. are all considered separate Windows. So it makes sense that say the View ribbon is actually just a Window which shows a bunch of 'buttons' that are actually one-click-activated scripts within a folder in the system somewhere.
@@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq Wayland hands compositing down to the window manager. It is up to each wayland wm to decide how to handle drawing anything on the display. Wayland compositors can allow by design for the client itself to decide how to draw a window (and then the compositor gets the result and composits the final image to display) which means it's not necessary that the X philosophy persists.
I may be wrong but I remember that UAC provides old applications with virtual folders so that they would not break if they tried to access a folder that needs administrative privileges to access. I wonder if the folder at 6:20 has something to do with that.
I'm guessing the control folder has special files with actions bundled to them, hence the ‘Invoke’ option. When you delete something you invoke the delete action from the control folder, it doesn't work if you try directly from there because there is nothing to delete
Although Windows 8/8.1 did have an independent settings app too, like Windows 10. Also after a while Microsoft moved the system screen from Control Panel to Settings. Don't know why they're changing things though, it worked fine before.
It's because they need to re-architecture Explorer, but can't do it all at once due to their stupid backward compatibility policies. I loved how Control Panel and Explorer shared a UI.
@@malwaretestingfan a lot of it is to prevent the average user from breaking anything or barraging the support with “weird file” tickets, and you can basically disable all the tracking stuff with a couple minutes to check boxes. I don’t really like windows 10, but considering it’s been out for almost 7 years, I think someone would’ve noticed if that was the case.
Add a key into the registry named: NTFS_DIAGNOSTIC_PURPOSE1_22_1 (it doesn't matter where you add it). After that, restart and you'll see tons of weird .ovl files. Works in windows xp sp3.
Hey, I tried that and it did not work. Does it really not matter where you add it? Also, how did you come to know about this? I did a quick online search and found 0 results. I would appreciate any additional info :)
Cool video! Not related, but I wonder if you've heard of AdvancedRun. Its name is fairly self-explanatory, it's basically Run but you can do a TON more stuff, like specify which user things run on (even SYSTEM and TrustedInstaller), command line arguments, etc. It also requires no installation (just an executable) and is tiny (in the hundreds of Kilobytes range). Also unrelated, but maybe you could do an update of your "shredding the C:\ drive" but in Windows 10, by starting a cmd prompt as TrustedInstaller using AdvancedRun and deleting the C:\ Drive. I know you get tons of video requests, and how long it takes to make videos, but it would make my day.
What if you wanted to open your "Homework" folder but windows said: Windows cannot open the folder. Access to the Folder :C\Users\Yourname\Desktop\Homework .(E88IDCCE0-8783-11d1-A9F0-00AA0060FA31)' is denied.
I remember back when Windows 7 was still popular, I search for "easter egg in windows" and this "GodMode" feature show up and I was like: OMG, OMG, This is so cool, why Microsoft don't add this.
*_Little correction:_* Every settings was in Explorer until Windows 8 when they introduced that useless settings app which was mostly for basic stuff found in Control panel and the design of lock screen and user management.
I like how at 2:50 the subscribe and bell buttons are synced to the bass in the music in the background. Maybe intentional maybe not but I thought it was funny
@FlyTechVideos the reason the Cut icon went transparent is because the icon cut itself and when you cut a file windows makes the file hidden and you have hidden files enabled so it shows transparent
You know, the old Personalization Control Panel Applet from Windows 7 is still here. If you name a folder _Personalization.{ED834ED6-4B5A-4bfe-8F11-A626DCB6A921}_ , or write _shell:::{ED834ED6-4B5A-4bfe-8F11-A626DCB6A921}_ in Run you could achieve this unforgettable Control Panel Applet.
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In 2021:Windows 11 logo! How! Microsoft:This is the secret. fly tech the real windows master! Fly tech:Really? Microsoft:Yes! Fly tech the real master Of Windows
here's a weird fact on windows 10: if you type "she" and letters up to "shell" the command prompt will appear ( on the searchbar next to your window button on the screen) even though command prompt doesnt have any of those letters. doesnt even appear when you type s or sh. only she, shel, and shell
I know another way in which the Control Panel is like File Explorer. If you search up 'windows administrative tools', it brings up a Control Panel window with File Explorer's GUI, and clicking on a folder other than the ones in the Control Panel closes Control Panel and instantly switches to File Explorer.
You can actually run file explorer when explorer.exe isn't running with Control Panel. Go to control panel and click the navigation bar, then type in any folder path, for example "C:\"
I remember in old versions of Windows. You could rename a file with the extension .folder, and it would become a (corrupted) folder. You could not rename it from Explorer.
Why does the right click menu context have "Invoke" for the weird icons if you're never supposed to see them? Unless I'm mistaken, I'd think nothing would happen. Is it a debugging artifact left by devs?
I have a secret in Windows 10 October 2020 update. System Info from Windows control panel was migrated to Settings app but is still in control panel. To open this, go to This PC -> Right click on Folders or Devices and drives section -> Properties -> and TADAA.
People in comments are joking about how everything in Windows is a folder, but I remember this cool trick for doc and docx files I discovered, where if I treated a .docx file as an archive in Windows XP (I remember being successful with 7-zip), I'd get to see contents - (changing extension to .zip wasn't mandatory, but also worked). IIRC, the text would be found as an xml file within, along with code for formatting. In Windows 10 such an action gives an error, though, changing extension or no. Can't say anything about other systems, since I never had an opportunity to try that. I wonder what got 'fixed'/changed here.
@@FlyTechVideos Thank you for the reply! I see. It used to be possible to unzip/open for me on my old XP rig, hence my confusion. When I got too lazy to install Office, that would be the way for me to read contents of the documents. Made me feel like a Hackerman, heh. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong or different?
Windows 10's settings app can still have a GodMode, it just has to be manual. I was able to do this by creating shortcuts that would directly open to a settings page. For example, creating a shortcut and adding "explorer.exe ms-settings:appsfeatures" to it would directly open the apps & features page to show what the heck is installed on your system. But no one wants to create a whole bunch of shortcuts. Luckily Winero Tweaker makes it easier and faster (and safe), but you would still have to organize it yourself.
3:35 I’d be tempted to call it "Max Zorin Wants More Power" for anyone who catches the James Bond reference. Or perhaps "Unlimited Power" for the Star Wars reference that more are likely to catch.
Hey Tech videos im have a question when I enter a folder in windows 7, how to select folder options / view, when I go to the bottom, there is an option "Hidden files and folders" and when I select the second option I'll give ok, the files will appear on the desktop (1)testfile. ???
Unix: Everything is a file
Windows: Everything is a folder... 😂
😂
@@malwaretestingfan That's why I mostly use Linux
true=)
@@malwaretestingfan More like: Everything is still updating. Dont power off the pc.
Also Windows: A Folder is not A F O L D E R
(ngl a folder became a file i cant open it now. how do i open it?)
Me looking at the Windows UI: "Wait, it's all CLSIDs?"
Explorer pulling a gun: "Always has been"
@Barrer 898 "backround" LOL 10/10
@Barrer 898 more like you can't kill explorer in task manager otherwise you messed up
more like
“taskkill /f /im explorer.exe”
@@boalbads 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000/10
Fly: This run *doesn't run*
Me: *ah yes, a run that can't run*
A *run*
That *doesn’t run*
@@Watchmeloseit2012 hi "im"poster
But when you run it with a run, the run actually runs.
*haha file not go runnnnnn*
9:01 "No such interface supported"
Windows be like: How the hell do you get here
reminded of an Easter egg in gta3
Lol
lol The "Dopefish Lives!" of Windows
@@aryyancarman705 “You werent supposed to be able to get here you know”
Advancement made: How did we get here?
we will never be able to understand what the hell ms engineers were thinking when they designed this.
Pretty weird seeing right-click options in explorer. But it makes sense if all or most of these pages are stored in a common format. Then, they are just loaded/displayed differently depending on what is using them. Just a guess how it might work but anyways it doesn't seem too odd.
movie info Yep, it’s something along these lines
the same thing that Unix engineers where thinking when they made everything file, even the null is file
It all dates back to windows XP (and partially ME).
The idea was to simplify the internet and the operating system into one cohesive thing. Internet explorer and Explorer were extremely similar to eachother and even shared similar codebases. HTML Files at one point in a beta could be loaded in as wallpapers and settings menus were accessed through addresses, just as files & internet websites were.
It seemed like a good idea, except for the fact that it was a really stupid idea.
@@diamondcreeper0982 But in Unix, this is so that reading and writing to streams, be it files, sockets, pipes, peripheral devices, communication busses or stdin/stdout/stderr can all use the same system calls and kernel data structures. This makes sense from an engineering perspective. The null file is a file (or rather, device, since it sits in /dev/) that just throws away any data you write to it and /dev/random is just a device that, when read from, returns random data.
Having any random folder anywhere in the file system with a special name suddenly turn into a reference to menu options does not make sense from an engineering perspective. It only makes sense from a late Friday night hacking perspective.
Flytech: throws the recycle bin into itself.
Me: congratulations! You've just divided by zero and made a homemade black hole
0/0=X
Simple...
I just use algebra to get it right without using math (:
@@Versuffe 0 / 0 = **space key**
@Miguel Verissimo de Souza Press SPACE to -start- divide by zero
It helps to understand that the entire philosophy of Windows is that everything in the code is a different class of a Window, hence the name of the operating system. The obvious Windows are the application frames, but everything else too like the buttons within the frame, different menus in the menu bar, pop-up menus, ribbon bars, status bars, etc. are all considered separate Windows. So it makes sense that say the View ribbon is actually just a Window which shows a bunch of 'buttons' that are actually one-click-activated scripts within a folder in the system somewhere.
like Android, where everything is considered a "surface?"
@@linuxization4205 It's like the X Display manager in Linux, where every graphic was its own window. Even the whole display was its own window.
@@bigshrekhorner Is Wayland like that? I really hope so.
@@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq Wayland hands compositing down to the window manager. It is up to each wayland wm to decide how to handle drawing anything on the display.
Wayland compositors can allow by design for the client itself to decide how to draw a window (and then the compositor gets the result and composits the final image to display) which means it's not necessary that the X philosophy persists.
5:18 The perfect representation of "Are you sure you wanna put Recycling Bin in the Recycling Bin" meme
7:07 "This is Run. It does not run." XD
" Imagine recycling the Recycle bin "
-this post was made by the win10 devs gang
0:00 Intro
0:03 Inspiration
0:46 GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
1:33 Some CLSID and Folder with Files
2:18 Control Panel \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\ControlPanel\NameSpace
2:46 System.{BB06C0E4-D293-4f75-8A90-CB05B6477EEE}
3:27 Power Options.{025A5937-A6BE-4686-A844-36FE4BEC8B6D}
3:43 Internet Options.{A3DD4F92-658A-410F-84FD-6FBBBEF2FFFE} not Folder!!!
4:06 Installed Updates.{d450a8a1-9568-45c7-9c0e-b4f9fb4537bd} Dark Mode
4:15 Computer.{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}
5:00 Librares.{031E4825-7B94-4dc3-B131-E946B44C8DD5}\
5:10 Recycle Bin.{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}
5:32 User.{59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-5595fe6b30ee}
6:11 FakeUser.{DFFACDC5-679F-4156-8947-C5C76BC0B67F}
7:06 Run.{2559a1f3-21d7-11d4-bdaf-00c04f60b9f0} not Run
7:29 AppsFolder.{4234d49b-0245-4df3-b780-3893943456e1}
7:48 FakeZIP.{E88DCCE0-B7B3-11d1-A9F0-00AA0060FA31}
8:03 Command Folder.{437ff9c0-a07f-4fa0-af80-84b6c6440a16}
9:55 Recent.{22877a6d-37a1-461a-91b0-dbda5aaebc99}
10:51 Outro
thx
thx x2
I may be wrong but I remember that UAC provides old applications with virtual folders so that they would not break if they tried to access a folder that needs administrative privileges to access. I wonder if the folder at 6:20 has something to do with that.
fly: lets open a run shortcut!
run: no i wont run.
run won't run...
no i dont think i will
but run can run with run and run itself
LOl
run won't
dont mind me, im just going to create a bunch of Recents "folders" in my friends desktop...
I'm guessing the control folder has special files with actions bundled to them, hence the ‘Invoke’ option. When you delete something you invoke the delete action from the control folder, it doesn't work if you try directly from there because there is nothing to delete
this is probably how it works
Although Windows 8/8.1 did have an independent settings app too, like Windows 10. Also after a while Microsoft moved the system screen from Control Panel to Settings. Don't know why they're changing things though, it worked fine before.
It's because they need to re-architecture Explorer, but can't do it all at once due to their stupid backward compatibility policies. I loved how Control Panel and Explorer shared a UI.
Windows and his registry have hidden secrets but luckily Flytech shows them :)
*very hidden*
It's not that Microsoft puts all that effort to hide them.
@@malwaretestingfan a lot of it is to prevent the average user from breaking anything or barraging the support with “weird file” tickets, and you can basically disable all the tracking stuff with a couple minutes to check boxes. I don’t really like windows 10, but considering it’s been out for almost 7 years, I think someone would’ve noticed if that was the case.
Finally I found out how to bring back the old System page in control panel! 😂
GOD MODE
or the way fly did it go in the registry and find it
Start>search control panel
If Microsoft didn't fix it, You can also open "This PC", right click empty field and click "Properties"
Add a key into the registry named: NTFS_DIAGNOSTIC_PURPOSE1_22_1 (it doesn't matter where you add it). After that, restart and you'll see tons of weird .ovl files. Works in windows xp sp3.
Where in the registry?
Can't wait to see this one. OVLs are executables in MS DOS.
Hey, I tried that and it did not work. Does it really not matter where you add it? Also, how did you come to know about this? I did a quick online search and found 0 results. I would appreciate any additional info :)
@@FlyTechVideos Any success?
@@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq no, I can only consider this to be a fake
Cool video!
Not related, but I wonder if you've heard of AdvancedRun. Its name is fairly self-explanatory, it's basically Run but you can do a TON more stuff, like specify which user things run on (even SYSTEM and TrustedInstaller), command line arguments, etc. It also requires no installation (just an executable) and is tiny (in the hundreds of Kilobytes range).
Also unrelated, but maybe you could do an update of your "shredding the C:\ drive" but in Windows 10, by starting a cmd prompt as TrustedInstaller using AdvancedRun and deleting the C:\ Drive. I know you get tons of video requests, and how long it takes to make videos, but it would make my day.
they are called classes literally because there is a c# or c++ class written for each such folder type
c# makes me go Y E S
@@marcels.7074 C# is barely C based
@@KSPAtlas ah, yes, por... i want say c# tutorials are still on my pc
7:14 Legends say he's still trying to run the run. It does not run tho...
7:14 this is run that *doesn't run*
I died laughing at that lol
It's unrun
unrun
@@Tobias_MC yes
What if you wanted to open your "Homework" folder but windows said:
Windows cannot open the folder.
Access to the Folder
:C\Users\Yourname\Desktop\Homework .(E88IDCCE0-8783-11d1-A9F0-00AA0060FA31)' is denied.
Your parents will be like: WTF?!
its probably because your using the :C drive instead of the C: drive, the :C drive is always sad and lazy to open things
just hope ur parents dont know how to subst
@@aregprograms it suffers from depression XD
You meant:
%systemdrive%\Users\Yourname\Desktop\Homework.{E88IDCCE0-8783-11d1-A9F0-00AA0060FA31}' is denied.
the dislikes are from windows tech support
are you no-brainer?? you're indian and your talking about your nation?
@@px4cz someone do woosh on him.
@@px4cz r/woooosh
*microsoft norton tech support
@@andreacorrea5921 somehow he's got 3 likes :/
"Wait, desktop is desktop?"
"Always has been."
Today: How to create a homemade system shorcut.
Tomorrow: Creating Con folder that breaks system and is a shorcut to system settings.
oh no stop giving this madman ideas
5:17 I used the recycle bin to destroy the recycle bin
You can also right-click the "This PC" entry in the Explorer sidebar and then rename it.
And now it's no longer This PC, but *OUR* PC.
Bro everyone know this
Me: watches fly vids
His words: Desktop is desktop, This is run... It does not run
Me: *???*
I legit understood him.
(Not a joke)
Unix: Everything is a file
Windows Explorer (kinda): Everything is a folder
Windows: Everything is an object
Yeah this is just a hack. They probably shouldn't have used Explorer for settings in the first place.
@@nonnymoose7005 They have integrated Internet Explorer with Explorer....
I have always wondered what are in these folders..
They're not real folders. Using special "folders" as settings windows is stupid. They should be using dialogue boxes.
Navigate to the file operations folder
"cd Cut"
Makes perfect sense
Fly: This is _Run_
Also Fly: It does not run.
Inspirational quotes
Wow I like it, never knew creation of clones could be fun 😂😂
7:40 this is also a proper way to start UWP apps from the command line.
I wonder what dark secrets does Explorer have, after all it's deeply integrated into Windows
Try to deobfuscate explorer using software
7:20 runception
Plot twist: Every software, files, photos, are all folders.
Fly: *enters the code irl
The code: GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
Fly: I became a new god.
Windows works in kind of mysterious ways
I remember back when Windows 7 was still popular, I search for "easter egg in windows" and this "GodMode" feature show up and I was like: OMG, OMG, This is so cool, why Microsoft don't add this.
ITPro RUclips r/woooosh
linux already added it in 1466
@@scarm_rune Meh. Apple included that on Mac OS already in 3000 B.C, probably Linux copied.
*_Little correction:_* Every settings was in Explorer until Windows 8 when they introduced that useless settings app which was mostly for basic stuff found in Control panel and the design of lock screen and user management.
When you find a folder to make a folder:
*Surprised Pikachu Face*
"I used the folder to make the folder" - Fly "Thanos" Tech
5:11 OMG THATS ILLEGAL TO HAVE TWO RECYCLE BINS
Run doesnt run. Run is smart
be like run
punzextravaganza
7:37 was actually the Applications folder, where all “installed” executables go.
I like how at 2:50 the subscribe and bell buttons are synced to the bass in the music in the background. Maybe intentional maybe not but I thought it was funny
Honestly, I don't know why Microsoft created "PC Settings", because everything was fine in Control Panel.
"Fluent" design
@@ZhengZL69 Yes
Thank you! This video is interesting and helpful. I will try this myself and probably use some.
You're welcome!
I remember being able to recycle the recycle bin on vista with little to no effort
I think the blank icons that you can "invoke" are placeholders for apps that wish to add their own explorer shortcut.
Revealing the true, indescribable horror beneath it all. Really love this video
@FlyTechVideos the reason the Cut icon went transparent is because the icon cut itself and when you cut a file windows makes the file hidden and you have hidden files enabled so it shows transparent
"This is run... It does not run."
WHY ARE YOU RUNNING
You know, the old Personalization Control Panel Applet from Windows 7 is still here. If you name a folder _Personalization.{ED834ED6-4B5A-4bfe-8F11-A626DCB6A921}_ , or write _shell:::{ED834ED6-4B5A-4bfe-8F11-A626DCB6A921}_ in Run you could achieve this unforgettable Control Panel Applet.
fly: this is run.
also fly: it does not run.
me: my mind just broke but its ok
THE RAW POWER DID WORKED ON MY COMPUTER, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK, FLY! 👍👍👍👍
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Edit : by the way nice and informative video
Thank you 💚
💓💓💓💓
Flytech: answering the questions we never had
In 2021:Windows 11 logo! How!
Microsoft:This is the secret. fly tech the real windows master!
Fly tech:Really?
Microsoft:Yes!
Fly tech the real master Of Windows
Me :- win10 is old now. I know everything.
Flytech :- *Allow me to introduce myself*
here's a weird fact on windows 10:
if you type "she" and letters up to "shell" the command prompt will appear ( on the searchbar next to your window button on the screen) even though command prompt doesnt have any of those letters. doesnt even appear when you type s or sh. only she, shel, and shell
The command prompt is a kind of command shell.
I know another way in which the Control Panel is like File Explorer. If you search up 'windows administrative tools', it brings up a Control Panel window with File Explorer's GUI, and clicking on a folder other than the ones in the Control Panel closes Control Panel and instantly switches to File Explorer.
Fun fact: In Windows 8.1 embedded, the files in delegate folder, are accesible.
You can actually run file explorer when explorer.exe isn't running with Control Panel. Go to control panel and click the navigation bar, then type in any folder path, for example "C:\"
7:10 "This is run... It does not run."
That made me laugh ahah
I remember in old versions of Windows. You could rename a file with the extension .folder, and it would become a (corrupted) folder. You could not rename it from Explorer.
Any idea which version? I can't find anything about this online.
@@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq Pretty sure it was on XP SP3. Failed to look it up myself, but a few sites mention it is indeed a registry entry.
Well it isn’t much of a secret anymore
did you check properties of internet options?
maybe i should do that myself
Why does the right click menu context have "Invoke" for the weird icons if you're never supposed to see them? Unless I'm mistaken, I'd think nothing would happen. Is it a debugging artifact left by devs?
It's the default action for these icons. The action is called Invoke, and explorer displays that
Ah, I see! Thanks for the response
*1:35* Ooh... you can hide your "homework" !
Windows: everything's file under the hood
Linux: huh pathetic
4:50 (slams the table) DESKTOP IS DESKTOP!
7:06 Ah yes, Run does not run.
I love how on Windows 11 System still works even though Windows 11 got rid of the system control panel and still shows Windows 10's logo
I have a secret in Windows 10 October 2020 update. System Info from Windows control panel was migrated to Settings app but is still in control panel.
To open this, go to This PC -> Right click on Folders or Devices and drives section -> Properties -> and TADAA.
Windows: Why i have 2 Fly users?
Flytech: Nah i just hacked you with Name.
FlyTech:uses GodMode on a folder
me:imma use this on my windows 10
My assumption is that the Perculiar Folder in segment 6 is an unfinished accessibility feature
6:26 The folder is a lie
7:19 the Run button is a lie
“This is run.”
“It does not run.”
It walks.
Ubisoft: Your banned!
Me: haha i own you 😂😂😂😂
Ubisoft: everything is a WINDOW 😡😡
10:58 I've never seen that icon on the desktop, only in taskbar, wow!
8:09 has to be my favourite
"This is run. *It does not run*"
"this is run"
"it does not run" was the best quote I've ever seen
7:14:
So in other words...
*Run does not run.*
7:06
We've been tricked, we've been bamboozled, and we've been, quite possibly, backstabbed.
7:12 This is run 7:14 This does not run 😂😂 so hilarious 😂😂
Be like run.
People in comments are joking about how everything in Windows is a folder, but I remember this cool trick for doc and docx files I discovered, where if I treated a .docx file as an archive in Windows XP (I remember being successful with 7-zip), I'd get to see contents - (changing extension to .zip wasn't mandatory, but also worked). IIRC, the text would be found as an xml file within, along with code for formatting.
In Windows 10 such an action gives an error, though, changing extension or no. Can't say anything about other systems, since I never had an opportunity to try that. I wonder what got 'fixed'/changed here.
Docx files are just zip files with certain content. That's how the format is defined. The error is weird because docx files should be unzippable
@@FlyTechVideos Thank you for the reply!
I see.
It used to be possible to unzip/open for me on my old XP rig, hence my confusion. When I got too lazy to install Office, that would be the way for me to read contents of the documents. Made me feel like a Hackerman, heh.
Perhaps I'm doing something wrong or different?
---Man that was relaxing---
I wonder why i was Sleeping and woken up with a Computer Opened Thanks
"Run doesn't Run"
Feels legit
Awesome video as always
:)
Windows 10's settings app can still have a GodMode, it just has to be manual. I was able to do this by creating shortcuts that would directly open to a settings page.
For example, creating a shortcut and adding "explorer.exe ms-settings:appsfeatures" to it would directly open the apps & features page to show what the heck is installed on your system. But no one wants to create a whole bunch of shortcuts. Luckily Winero Tweaker makes it easier and faster (and safe), but you would still have to organize it yourself.
3:35 I’d be tempted to call it "Max Zorin Wants More Power" for anyone who catches the James Bond reference. Or perhaps "Unlimited Power" for the Star Wars reference that more are likely to catch.
Palatine?
Is it just me or does the background music almost sound like coffin dance
Oh God, don't remind me of that silly video of those people dancing under a coffin and one of them accidentally drops it and the body comes out.
10:31: Then use File Shredder, that should get rid of it easily.
cmd.exe should be enough
Hey Tech videos im have a question
when I enter a folder in windows 7, how to select folder options / view, when I go to the bottom, there is an option "Hidden files and folders" and when I select the second option
I'll give ok, the files will appear on the desktop (1)testfile. ???
you can also just make a regular file or folder, select it with the lol.{22877a6d-37a1-461a-91b0-dbda5aaebc99} folder and hit delete
10 min video never seen in flytech videos
bro, look at my recent videos. Not my only 10+ vid :E
2:13 so with this i can hide my homework folder.