What character(s) are used to hide a folder?
A) (H!)
B) (?)
C) ($)
D) (#)

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In many operating systems, including Windows, appending a dollar sign ($) to the end of a folder name does not inherently hide the folder. However, in Windows networking, share names appended with a dollar sign ($) become hidden shares, not visible in the network browse list but still accessible with the direct path. The question might be misleading as it suggests a method to hide a folder on a local file system, which typically involves folder properties rather than special characters in names. For local file system hiding, users would adjust the folder's attributes to "hidden" through properties or a command line instruction, not merely by renaming it with specific characters.

What Character(s) Are Used to Hide a Folder