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connor



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connor 14 Oct 2019, 05:45
Ok check this

When i look at these files in ms windows , everything is there

Files are being files, like ther supposed to


But there invisible in DOS, even the command prompt dosnt see em.

when i put toghether with diffrent files, It sees those files, no problem.

Ive never seen that before.


What the hell man?


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revolution 14 Oct 2019, 05:51
You probably have either the System or the Hidden (or both) flag(s) set. IIRC you need to use the "/a" switch to view files with other attributes.

Try typing "dir /?" and see the options for the /a switch.
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connor



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connor 15 Oct 2019, 02:29
well ill be

i learned something today

how do i unflag it?
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ManOfSteel 15 Oct 2019, 10:40
connor wrote:
how do i unflag it?

So which one was it? HIDDEN, SYSTEM or both?

If it's just HIDDEN you can "fix" it under Windows (right-click > Properties). If it has SYSTEM too, I believe Windows won't normally let you change anything.
By the way, you can have these files always visible. In Windows Explorer, open Tools > Folder Options... > View and check Show hidden files, folders, and drives and uncheck Hide protected operating system files. But be super careful not to mess with anything critical. Especially in c:\.

Anyway you can always change all that through the command line using attrib -h -s filename. Check attrib /? for more information.
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connor 16 Oct 2019, 02:40
that did the trick

thanks a lot bud
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