Show Hidden Files Using attrib Command
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- 1.1 Thank you very much Aien 20... E:\>attrib -s -h -r /s /d has done it for me :)?
- 1.2 Hi! This is an anonymous user of Facebook, and I am searching across various sites for Facebook command tricks?
- 1.3 I am creating a bat file to change a folder icon, but I can't change my folder into a system folder. How can I change my icons using a bat file?
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Thank you very much Aien 20... E:\>attrib -s -h -r /s /d has done it for me :)?
Thank you very much Aien 20... E:\>attrib -s -h -r /s /d has done it for me :). I have tried: Thank you very much Aien 20... E:\>attrib -s -h -r /s /d has done it for me :). I think it was caused by: Virus
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Hi! This is an anonymous user of Facebook, and I am searching across various sites for Facebook command tricks?
I am searching the Command Prompt commands to reveal hidden pictures of a Facebook profile.
Facebook security levels between users are high, and there are no commands that will let you obtain database information of the the Web site written in C++ and PHP. In order to gain access to hidden pictures of the user, ask him or her to give you access to those.
I am creating a bat file to change a folder icon, but I can't change my folder into a system folder. How can I change my icons using a bat file?
I am creating a bat file to change a folder icon, but I can't change my folder into a system folder.. . my code is:. xcopy /h /s "C:\Users\%user%\Desktop\test\icon" "%CD%". attrib +s "%CD%". . Inside the directory "C:\Users\%user%\Desktop\test\icon" is an icon and a Configuration settings file, both are referenced correctly. For a test I tried using attrib +h "%CD%" and it worked.. . How can I change my icons using a bat file?
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