03.02.2026, 18:23
(This post was last modified: 03.02.2026, 18:26 by Stanley Durham.)
I did a Google AI mode search, “Notepad++ hacked”
Amongst the information was this.
“Check for Indicators: Advanced users can check for a hidden directory named Bluetooth in the %AppData% folder, which was a known behavior of the malicious update script.”
So, I asked how to do that.
Method 3: Using Command Prompt (Most Accurate)
This command lists all hidden directories in your AppData folder specifically.
Press Win + S, type cmd, and press Enter.
Copy and paste the following command, then hit Enter:
Scan the list for a directory named Bluetooth.
Fortunately, I didn’t have it.
Remember, AI sometimes just makes things up.
Amongst the information was this.
“Check for Indicators: Advanced users can check for a hidden directory named Bluetooth in the %AppData% folder, which was a known behavior of the malicious update script.”
So, I asked how to do that.
Method 3: Using Command Prompt (Most Accurate)
This command lists all hidden directories in your AppData folder specifically.
Press Win + S, type cmd, and press Enter.
Copy and paste the following command, then hit Enter:
Code:
dir /a:h %AppData%Scan the list for a directory named Bluetooth.
Fortunately, I didn’t have it.
Remember, AI sometimes just makes things up.
