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In the root directory bat
@echo off
mkdir \a\b\c
attrib +s +h +r a /s /d
Why does the folder a have an effect, but the subfolders of a are not affected?

[ Last edited by lzbow on 2010-3-11 at 12:37 ]

Are you running this command under Windows or under pure DOS?

It is likely that the priority of the /s option is higher than that of /d.

/S processes matching files in the current folder and all its subfolders.
/D also processes folders. It seems the original poster still doesn't understand the functions of these two parameters...


mkdir \a\a\a
attrib +s +h +r a /s /d

Go and check the result...

mkdir \a\a
cd.>\a\a\a
attrib +s +h +r a /s /d

Let's look at the effect of this... Probably, you'll understand the meaning of /s /d...