Windows XP's and 2000's Command Console and Recovery console supply limited functionality so most experienced users use a Win9x boot disk when they wish modify a Hidden file from DOS or DOS emulation. The commands used are similar in all cases.
Show Hidden Files at a Prompt
- DIR /AH C:
- display hidden files that are on the root of the C: drive - DIR /AS C:
Display system files that are on the root of the C: drive - DIR /AR D:
Display read-only files that are on the root of the D: drive - DIR /AHS D:
Display hidden + system files that are on the root of the D: drive - DIR /AHSR C:
Display hidden + system + read-only files that are on the root of the C: drive - DIR /AH /S /P C:
Display hidden files that are on the C: drive and in its subdirectories:
(use the /S switch to include all subdirectories)
(use the /P switch to force a pause after each full screen of information)
You are too advance in technology, I never reached that far. Great tips on how to show hidden files in MS DOS
ReplyDeletethanks shirley!
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