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How to see hidden folders under DOS?? Urgent

Use nc, vc

It seems all are not right! /a It seems to pop out more. /ad But it's the same as dir. What does nc vc mean?

NC and VC are enhanced DOS tools. They can manage files and folders very conveniently.

Give an example

DIR -- Displays information about all files or directories on the specified path
Its format is "DIR ", for example, "DIR E:\FF.M3U". After entering and pressing Enter, the relevant information will be displayed (as shown in Figure 1). In addition, it has several parameters:

/W: Wide screen display, 5 file names are displayed in one row, and information such as modification time and file size will not be displayed;
/P: Page display, when the screen cannot display the information completely, you can use it for page display;
/A: Display files with special attributes. The attributes here are "H" hidden, "R" read-only, etc. We can enter "DIR *.* /AH" to display all files with hidden attributes in the current directory;
/S: Display all files in the current directory and its subdirectories. Through this parameter, we can search for a certain file or directory. For example, we can enter "DIR *.DAT /S" after "C:>" to search for all files with the suffix DAT in the C drive.

Several parameters can be used at the same time, for example, "DIR *.COM /W /P /S".

Try DIR/,

dir/ah filename.ext, just do it

The following is the statement quoted from gudupiao88 on 2003-11-15 17:02:57:
How to see hidden folders under DOS?? Urgent

You can also use the RAR 2.50 DOS version. Press the F9 key to enter the settings interface, select the checkbox for displaying hidden and system attributes. The relevant interface is shown in the following figure:
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In this way, you can freely view hidden folders.
RAR 2.50 version file:
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Nice

You should use DIR/A：H

DIR /A/W is really useful!

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