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Please try :<br />
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attrib -h -s foldername<br />
where foldername is the name of the folder you are trying to change.
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Please try :


attrib -h -s foldername
where foldername is the name of the folder you are trying to change.

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you can try this to know more on attrib,<br />
<a href="http://www.c3scripts.com/tutorials/msdos/attrib.html" rel="ugc">http://www.c3scripts.com/tutorials/msdos/attrib.html</a><br />
or<br />
<a href="http://www.computerhope.com/attribhl.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.computerhope.com/attribhl.htm</a>
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you can try this to know more on attrib,
http://www.c3scripts.com/tutorials/msdos/attrib.html [http://www.c3scripts.com/tutorials/msdos/attrib.html]
or
http://www.computerhope.com/attribhl.htm [http://www.computerhope.com/attribhl.htm]

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Ok - <br />
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If I enter <br />
attrib -h -s d:\users it unhides the d:\users directory.<br />
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But I want to unhide all subfolders of the d:\users direcotry. I thought that I entered<br />
attrib -h -s d:\users\*.* /S in the past but I get File not found if I do!
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Ok -

If I enter
attrib -h -s d:\users it unhides the d:\users directory.

But I want to unhide all subfolders of the d:\users direcotry. I thought that I entered
attrib -h -s d:\users\*.* /S in the past but I get File not found if I do!

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With the d:\users folder hidden the system can't &quot;see&quot; the folders within to set the attribute. &nbsp;You could create a text file of the folders and create a script that loops through the text file to set each one or you can unhide d:\users and all sub folders then re-hide d:\users. &nbsp;Haven't tried the last option so test it first.
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With the d:\users folder hidden the system can't "see" the folders within to set the attribute.  You could create a text file of the folders and create a script that loops through the text file to set each one or you can unhide d:\users and all sub folders then re-hide d:\users.  Haven't tried the last option so test it first.

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I am trying to use the Attrib to unhide the directory d:\users and all subfolders.<br />
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I entered attrib -h -s d:\users\*.* /s which I thought was the command, but it keeps displaying &quot;File not found d:\users&quot;
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I am trying to use the Attrib to unhide the directory d:\users and all subfolders.

I entered attrib -h -s d:\users\*.* /s which I thought was the command, but it keeps displaying "File not found d:\users"

Attrib command

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