Making .ds files invisible on windows server

Is there a way to make the .ds files invisible to windows users on a ms windows server?
Mixed Mac and PC environment - can't get through to PC users that they should not try to open these files!

Sounds like malware or a OS X glitch that keeps placing the hidden OS X files on Windows volumes
Remove the user data, delete the account and re-establish it and the data.
If it's contained in the user account that should clear it, if not, wipe the machine and reinstall OS X from a clone or reinstall by hand.
There is software that will prevent OS X from placing it's hidden files on Windows volumes, however interaction with OS X is wonky afterwards.
http://www.zeroonetwenty.com/blueharvest4/

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