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By following this tutorial u can make ur file invisible to everyone but visible to u. Just follow:- ------------------------------- If you want to hide a file that no one can see the file except you, here is the process.:- 1. Open a notepad and write down @echo off cls attrib +r +h +s drive:\WRITE THE LOCATION OF FILE.file extension exit 2. save it as bat file(ex. hide.bat) 3.Run it To show the hidden files:- 1.Open a notepad and write down @echo off cls attrib -r -s -h drive:\WRITE THE LOCATION OF FILE.file extension exit 2.Save it as bat file(ex. show.bat) 3.Run it Note:-It cannot be viewed by folder option > "Show Hidden Files"; this tip is the great point of this tutorial. But will be shown by "Show System File" but no one will know that ur file is a system file. --------------------------------- Please reply whether u like this tut. or not.
Last edited by vaibhavtek; 19-12-2007 at 07:48 AM. |
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In The Zone
Join Date: Sep 2007
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It's not working for me. I have the following thing. I made a text doc named a.txt in my C:\ and tried to hide it with the following code.
@echo off cls attrib +r +h +s drive:\C:\a.txt exit and saved it as a.bat and ran the same but nothing happened dude.
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Wait a min...........
Ya nice one man. It's really working. Thanks for this nice tip.
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We can do the same by going to the folder which contains the file we want to hide using Command Prompt and then typing:
attrib +r +h +s abcdefg.xyz or Simply attrib +r +h +s PATH
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-The BlacKCoaT Operative-
Join Date: Mar 2005
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dont mean to ruin ur roll but this is a lame and old 'trick'.
not even a trick. it has been there since the dos days. you wont believe how many variants of this exist on the net. like the Alt+255 variant, the file.{GUID} variant, the permission variant and so on n on n on.. all to hide a file using some command line
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