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Hi,
Let us get a list of all of the hidden files, then attrib the one that you recognize as the one that you want to unhide.
If you simply want to display a list of hidden files and folders and not change their attributes, run the following command:
dir/ah
If you want to unhide all folders + subfolders and files, run the following command:
attrib *.* -h -s /s /d
Let us get a list of all of the hidden files, then attrib the one that you recognize as the one that you want to unhide.
If you simply want to display a list of hidden files and folders and not change their attributes, run the following command:
dir/ah
If you want to unhide all folders + subfolders and files, run the following command:
attrib *.* -h -s /s /d
Shadz
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it something come like about ur picture
i got like this dont know what to do next
even could not see that folder
i can show u screenshot but dont know how to upload here
i got like this dont know what to do next
even could not see that folder
i can show u screenshot but dont know how to upload here
Shadz
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Basically I used cmd to hide the folders but now I can't remember the name of folders that I hide. I can only remember the drive where it is saved.
I tried that tips what you write here but it did not work.
I tried that tips what you write here but it did not work.
Sam
I have hidden files on my computer that I want to unhide but it is not alowing me. How can I fix this
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Ok, so what part failed?
How did it not work, what error did you recieve?
Let us take a look, and hold my hand.....
So if you have a drive named F: and that is where you KNOW that YOU "HID" the files. At a command prompt type in the following:
cd f:<ENTER>
dir/ah<ENTER>
You should see something like:
Notice all of the DIR...if you remember the name, it should be listed in the index.
So, then get the name and change the attributes of the files or folders or both through the atrib command.
Have FUN!
P.S. I deleted your other question, as it was a duplicate of this one.... :)
How did it not work, what error did you recieve?
Let us take a look, and hold my hand.....
So if you have a drive named F: and that is where you KNOW that YOU "HID" the files. At a command prompt type in the following:
cd f:<ENTER>
dir/ah<ENTER>
You should see something like:
Notice all of the DIR...if you remember the name, it should be listed in the index.
So, then get the name and change the attributes of the files or folders or both through the atrib command.
Have FUN!
P.S. I deleted your other question, as it was a duplicate of this one.... :)
great guide