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The attrib command yields &quot;Not resetting system file - C:\System Volume Information&quot;. The Hidden attribute is not checked.
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The attrib command yields "Not resetting system file - C:\System Volume Information". The Hidden attribute is not checked.

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I must have been typing something wrong. attrib -h -s -r &quot;System Volume Information&quot; followed by an attrib +s +h +r seemed to work.
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I must have been typing something wrong. attrib -h -s -r "System Volume Information" followed by an attrib +s +h +r seemed to work.

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For some reason my System Volume Information folder is visible in the root. Windows 7 Professional x64. Please don't tell me to go in to Folder Options and Hide Protected Operating System Files. That has been done. Why is it visible and how do I hide it?
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For some reason my System Volume Information folder is visible in the root. Windows 7 Professional x64. Please don't tell me to go in to Folder Options and Hide Protected Operating System Files. That has been done. Why is it visible and how do I hide it?

Hide System Volume Information

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.