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Hello,
The ATTRIB command is responsible for changing attributes to a file or even an existing directory and normally is used for removing read only, system, hidden or compressed attributes to a file. Yet there some commands which will be available only when you make use of the Recovery Console.
These commands will include these listed ones: [+r|-r] [+s|-s] [+h|-h] [+c|-c] [[drive:][path] filename]. You have not mentioned clearly which ATTRIB command you are using and if the Recovery Console is being used. Please tell if it is being used.
Otherwise, if any ATTRIB command is not working correctly despite of the presence of the Recovery Console, it should be that the Registry is corrupt. This can be easily be settled down by repairing your system. The instructions for repairing your XP OS is provided in the following Kioskea FAQ areticle, it should be of great help to you.
Repairing Your Windows XP Using CD Installation
Repairing Windows XP(1)
Repairing Windows XP(2)
If ever, the issue is coming from the Recovery Console, please get through the below official website to get through it:
Windows XP Recovery Console
Don't forget to us your feedback!
The ATTRIB command is responsible for changing attributes to a file or even an existing directory and normally is used for removing read only, system, hidden or compressed attributes to a file. Yet there some commands which will be available only when you make use of the Recovery Console.
These commands will include these listed ones: [+r|-r] [+s|-s] [+h|-h] [+c|-c] [[drive:][path] filename]. You have not mentioned clearly which ATTRIB command you are using and if the Recovery Console is being used. Please tell if it is being used.
Otherwise, if any ATTRIB command is not working correctly despite of the presence of the Recovery Console, it should be that the Registry is corrupt. This can be easily be settled down by repairing your system. The instructions for repairing your XP OS is provided in the following Kioskea FAQ areticle, it should be of great help to you.
Repairing Your Windows XP Using CD Installation
Repairing Windows XP(1)
Repairing Windows XP(2)
If ever, the issue is coming from the Recovery Console, please get through the below official website to get through it:
Windows XP Recovery Console
Don't forget to us your feedback!
