System Volume Information

>C:\SWSetup\
>C:\DRIVERS\
>C:\SWTOOLS\
>C:\NVIDIA\

It does if you install Windows on it.

>unix folder structure

>.directory

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>_MACOSX

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>/data/data

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you mean
>\Device\HarddiskVolume2\SWSetup
>\Device\HarddiskVolume2\DRIVERS
>\Device\HarddiskVolume2\SWTOOLS
>\Device\HarddiskVolume2\NVIDIA
and yes that it what the drive that windows is on is actually called, C: is a symlink

>.config/app/config.config

So, what's the purpose of it?

>desktop.ini

>thumbs.db

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>lost a file
>go to lost+found
>my file isn't there

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dllhost.exe

Don’t remind me. Rip in piss XP.

>try deleting thumbs.db
>permission denied: in use by explorer
>restart explorer
>try deleting thumbs.db
>permission denied: in use by explorer
HOW ABOUT I HAVE THUMBNAILS OF MY DOCUMENTS WITHOUT YOUR MALWARE YOU FUCKING PIECE OF SHIT SYSTEM

Maybe nobody found it yet. Just wait and see.

>InstallShield Installation Information

you cant sudo cd folders
sudo su, then cd

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>Program Files(ARM)
is that a thing on ARM windows?

from my own experience, indexing, chkdsk and system restore files
you can access it if you give your user permission

sudo su does nothing on debian-based distros.
You need sudo -i.

>UNWISE.EXE

>.kext

>/usr/bin
>/bin
>/sbin
>/usr/local/bin

You mean sudo -s?

>.Trash

>svchost.exe

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