

So, my question is, is there some way to "really hide" a folder, and if so can I still expose it? I am tempted to just create the. That the WebView2 control has Write access so that the WebView2Ĭontrol is able to create the UDF and then write to it.īut it doesn't seem to explain hiding the folder. Location, rather than using the default UDF location. On this platform, in most cases, you should specify a custom UDF WebView2 folder in the Program Files folder makes sense, and also suggests that Autodesk didn't read this document that says with regards to Win32 platform WebView2 or anything deeper, so I wonder, is the folder naming there something special? Or is it possible to have a folder hidden in a way that even Show Hidden Files and Folders doesn't expose it? This suggests that a. What I was hoping to do is just loosen security on the Edge data folder, but even with hidden files and folders showing, I don't see the folder in question.


When logged in as a local admin, or if I give all users full control permissions on the C:\Program Files\Autodesk\DWG TrueView 2023 - English I have no issues, but of course that's a horrible solution. I am having issues with Autodesk's DWG TrueView 2023, which shows a Microsoft Edge can't read and write to data folder: C:\Program Files\Autodesk\DWG TrueView 2023 - English\.WebView2\1\EBWebView at launch.
