When a teacher opens a flash drive, all the folders appear as shortcuts with arrows, and the real folders seem to have disappeared. Clicking a shortcut opens the folder but also runs a program. What is this?
Lorsqu'un enseignant ouvre une clé USB, tous les dossiers apparaissent comme des raccourcis avec des flèches, et les vrais dossiers semblent avoir disparu. Cliquer sur un raccourci ouvre le dossier mais lance aussi un programme. De quoi s'agit-il ?
Answers
AA flash drive that is starting to failUne clé USB qui commence à défaillir
BA Windows update that changed how the icons lookUne mise à jour de Windows qui a changé l'apparence des icônes
CA drive that has run out of free spaceUne clé qui n'a plus d'espace libre
DA shortcut virus hiding the real foldersUn « virus raccourci » qui cache les vrais dossiers
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