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rahul209
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Oct 16, 2010 at 09:55 AM
Oct 16, 2010 at 09:55 AM
hi
i found th solution myself.
first method-
there is a command-for single file
attrib -h -r -s {file name}
for the whole data
attrib -h -r -s ./*.*/s
note-
if attrib command don't work,first set the path as below-
set path="C:\Windows\System32"
second method-
cut the files from the older folder and paste into the new folder.
now delete the older folder and rename the new.
and done!!!
have fun...:)
i found th solution myself.
first method-
there is a command-for single file
attrib -h -r -s {file name}
for the whole data
attrib -h -r -s ./*.*/s
note-
if attrib command don't work,first set the path as below-
set path="C:\Windows\System32"
second method-
cut the files from the older folder and paste into the new folder.
now delete the older folder and rename the new.
and done!!!
have fun...:)
Oct 23, 2010 at 04:28 AM
Sorry for the late feedback. Thank you for sharing your solution, we appreciate it.