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How Do You Hide Files And Folders In Windows Xp Using Command Prompt?

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How Do You Hide Files And Folders In Windows Xp Using Command Prompt?

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If you are using windows xp or any other version of windows operating system, then you might have the knowledge about how to hide the files and folders in windows, now we will try to hide the files and folders which you want to make safe from others using command prompt. now navigate to the folder or file which you want to hide using command prompt. (Example: If you want to hide the folder JOKES which is resides in your D: drive, so you need to directly navigate to the D:\> drive. if you want to hide say the some other folder which is inside the JOKES folder then your path should be D:\>JOKES – Means your path should be to the level where your folder resides). Now you need to use the “attrib” command, type “attrib +a +s +h FOLDERNAME” and press enter and your folder will be hide immediately. Example: D:\>attrib +a +s +h JOKES – in above command the +a=archive file attribute, +s=system file attribute and +h=hidden file attribute and + sign is for Setting the attribute. If you want to sh

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