Light yellow folder in c:\programfiles

Hello, here I was in c:\programfile to see if after a few cleanups with CCleaner there would be no traces of isolated folders left and there I noticed that there were folders in yellow and others in light yellow, I had never seen that before. Could you tell me why there are light yellow folders that used to be yellow normally.
Thank you very much.
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0

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  1. Hi "polux",

    You’re a beginner, right?!?

    The light yellow folders are hidden folders!!!

    See you later
    1. Good evening,
      The light yellow folders are hidden folders. Normally you shouldn’t be able to see them because they shouldn’t be deleted.
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      Nibor15
      1. Good evening, and thank you all for your answers. To answer vnctdj, it’s true I’ve been using a computer, the Internet, for a year and a half, and for a novice I’m starting with Windows Vista because that’s all there was in the supermarkets.
        Now that you know I’m a beginner, can you tell me if I’m likely to have problems? Because I’m having a bit of trouble with navigation in IE7; it’s quite slow and sometimes there are freezes and other small problems. but it would be too long to tell you everything. So, what should I do? .
    2. Good evening again,
      What kinds of freezes do you have with IE 7?
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      Nibor15
      1. re nibor15, and thanks for taking an interest in my problem if it is one. Sorry for the length but the baby is crying so long live diapers.
        Gels sometimes force me to restart the computer.
    3. I understand that it’s “taking” to be a dad or mom =).
      What is your PC configuration? (if you can’t find it, give me the brand and model of your PC)
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      Nibor15
      1. Thank you, here are my PC references: manufacturer: HP
        model: s7710.fr
        processor: intel(r)celeron(r)M CPU 430 @1.73ghz 1.73 ghz
        memory: 1.00GB
        system type: 32-bit operating system
    4. Vista is very resource-intensive and your PC is barely enough for Vista. Try changing browsers, take Firefox instead of IE7; it is more stable, faster, and less resource-hungry. Do a cleanup with CCleaner, a antivirus scan. If you don’t notice any improvements, tell me and we’ll find another solution.
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      Nibor15
      1. Good evening Nibor15, could you give me a link for Firefox please? And should I install IE7?
      2. @nibor15ok and thanks. 'i'm installing firefox and i'll keep you posted.'
      3. @poluxthere you go, i installed firefox, ran ccleaner and a quick antivirus scan. So far no problem, but i’m struggling with google. i downloaded the google toolbar, but i no longer have protected mode and i don’t know how to enable it and firefox’s settings aren’t at all the same as IE7. so i configured it as best as i could.
    5. Hi "Polux",

      I hope for you that your problems are solved; if so, don't forget to click "Resolved" at the top of the page!!!

      See you later