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How to show Hidden Files Using cmd In 5 Easy Steps.

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How to show Hidden Files Using cmd In 5 Easy Steps.

In this video we are going to learn about how to show hidden files using the basic cmd commands watch the full video.

Here I will assume the drive containing the hidden files is your F: drive because this often happens on a flash drive. When you connect your blaze drive to the USB port of your PC, it is mounted as the primary open drive. Ordinarily your hard drive is C: and your CD/DVD drive is D:. So frequently the USB will be mounted as E: or for my situation F:.

step1: Go to Start + All Programs + Accessories + Click Command Prompt.

step 2: Click StartComputer + My Computer.
Look for a Removable F: Example only.

step 3: Type F:
then enter. You will notice that the blinking line will go down and display F

Step 4: Now type in attrib -s -h -r /s /d then enter, the blinking line will go down again.

step 5: Go to your drive, and see if you can now see all of the hidden files now.

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Dim & Dip published this 1:26 video tutorial on October 27, 2016. It has been watched 269,780 times on YouTube.

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