Permanent delete: When you select a file and press Shift + Delete, the file becomes permanently deleted, and you can recover it using the second and third methods described in this article. To recover it from there, use the first method described in this article. Delete: When you select a file and press the Delete key on your keyboard or select the Delete option from the context menu, you move the file into the Recycle Bin. Fortunately, file deletion isn’t among them, which means there are still only two ways to delete files: Windows 8/8.1 does a lot of things very differently compared with the previous and subsequent versions of the operating system. How to Recover Deleted Files in Windows 8/8.1 So, pick one of the methods described below and apply it to recover your files. Unless you stop what you’re doing and begin its recovery ASAP, you risk losing it permanently. Delete the “desktop.ini” from the folder that has the invisible name problem.*Īdvice: If you face the folder or file names missing problem on more than one folder, then you can easily find and delete all “ desktop.ini” files from every folder if you perform a simple file search for all files named “ desktop.ini”.Pro tip: The clock starts ticking as soon as you delete the wrong file. Check to enable the Show hidden files, folders, and drives option.Ģ. To do that, go to to Windows Control Panel and: Enable the ‘ Hidden files & folders’view. If the above solution doesn't work, you have to delete the hidden “desktop.ini” file from every folder that has the invisible name(s) problem.ġ. Right-click to an empty area and unselect the “ View” > “ Hide File Names” option. Navigate to the folder where the folder or file names are missing.Ģ. To resolve this problem, you have to uncheck the “ Hide file names” option. In Windows 7 or Vista this problem commonly happens in “ Pictures” folder. Another way to restore file and folder names back in Windows XP is to hold the “ Shift” key while opening the folder where the folder/file names are invisible. Now press & hold down the “ SHIFT” key and while you do that, go to “ View” menu and select “ Thumbnails”. 
Go to “ View” menu and select “ Details”.ģ. Open the folder where file & folder names are missing.Ģ. In Windows XP, the invisible names problem occurs when the display view is set to “ Thumbnails”. How to display missing folder & file names in Windows Explorer. To resolve the “file or folder names not visible” problem, follow the steps below: This annoying problem can happen to all or to specific folders without an obvious reason and especially if you have selected the icon view ( View > Small, Medium, Large or Extra Large Icons) instead of list, details, tiles or content view. In fact, the folder or file icons appear correctly, but their names are missing. In some cases, the folder and file names are missing in Windows Explorer.
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