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How to Hide Folder Using Command Prompt

October 29th, 2008 | 1 Comment | Posted in Tips & Tricks, Windows by Karthikeyan
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Today let’s see how to hide folder using command prompt in windows xp, There are many software’s to hide folder but i hope this method is easy and no need of any software’s, you can use it in any windows xp system.

Steps

  1. Go to any drive and create a folder for E.g (D:\test\hide) i have created hide folder under test folder inside D:\ drive
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  3. Open Command prompt by start–>Accessories—->Command Prompt and use cd.. and cd\commands to navigate between folders and drive
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  5. Now I’m going to hide the “hide” folder using “attrib +s +h +r  hide” command.
  6. syntax : “attrib +s +h +r  folder name

    Type the above command in command prompt

    How to Hide Folder Using Command Prompt
    Now your folder is hided

  7. To unhide your folder use attrib -s -h -r  hide command
  8. syntax : attrib -s -h -r  folder name


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