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Original Poster Posted 2006-07-15 08:43 ·  新加坡
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I used GMY teacher's one-click GHOST 8.3 hard disk version. After automatic backup, I can't find C_PAN.GHO on all disks. But when backing up, I clearly saw F:\~1\C_PAN.GHO, but I just can't find it.

When I enter F:\~1 in Run and press Enter, I can see it.

But when I enter MD E:\~1 in the CMD window of XP and press Enter, although I see the ~1 directory on drive E, such a directory is visible and can be deleted normally. I don't know what's special about GMY teacher's ~1 directory.

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Floor 2 Posted 2006-07-15 22:15 ·  中国 广东 广州 白云区 电信
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Run `dir f:\ /ad /x` in CMD and see if there is that `~1` directory.
Floor 3 Posted 2006-07-15 23:49 ·  新加坡
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Originally posted by Scott0902 at 2006-7-15 10:15 PM:
Run "dir f:\ /ad /x" in CMD
and see if there is that ~1 directory.


It is there when viewed this way, but the one created by oneself is not hidden as well as his.
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Floor 4 Posted 2006-07-16 20:26 ·  中国 上海 杨浦区 电信
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How to delete the ~1 folder? Thanks for the advice
Floor 5 Posted 2006-07-17 00:21 ·  中国 广东 广州 白云区 电信
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I guess it should be the command md f:\...\ that creates such a directory. Let's see if rd f:\...\ can delete it.
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