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Folder Missing

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We have a windows 2008R2 and we had a shared folder within the server and all of sudden it had dissappared from the E drive. But if i go to any workstation and type the unc path with the server name and the folder name , i can access the  the folder. But if i log into the server with the remote desktop connection i cant see the folder.Any ideas appreciated

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Do you see the file from command prompt on Workstation machine? Login as an administrator and run DOS as an administrator. Then go to E: drive and check if you can see the folder or not.
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I logged into the local server and went into the command prompt and
 and went to e drive and when it came to e drive  and entered E:\>dir

still i cant see the folder and this folder is not a hidden folder.
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Have you tried checking Show hidden files and folders and unchecking Hide protected operating system files?

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x3man
I   tried checking Show hidden files and folders and unchecking Hide protected operating system files.
It shows the folder now

But  is there any reason all of sudden this folder is hidden .
before i used to see this folder without enabling the above options
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I went to the cmd prompt and changed the drice lettet to E and typed  at the bottom it says

E:\>attrib -s foldername
Not resetting hidden file -E:\foldername

E:\>attrib -h foldername
Not resetting systen file -E:\foldername



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