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How to super hide the folder

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  • First of all create a folder
  • Go to command prompt
  • To hide the file here is the code type in the cmd
    Code:
    attrib +s +h "Full path of folder"

    Example I have created a folder name Top secret in my desktop for that code is
    capturedn.png

  • Now the file is hidden . Even if you enable show hidden files and folder from Folder option also the file will be hidden.
  • To reveal the hidden file here is the code type in the cmd
    Code:
    attrib -s -h "Full path of folder"
 
You are welcome........
 
I know this Trick Before And tried to apply it By watching Videos and Tutorials , No one has Explained like you did and you made it work.
Thanks :)
 
shangxiajiu said:
I tried it, it does hide it, but I have show hidden and it does appear.

Try to include additional attributes: +r and +a

The complete code to hide folder will be:
Code:
attrib +r +a +s +h "Full path of folder"

and to reveal folder:
Code:
attrib -r -a -s -h "Full path of folder"

See the keyword? rash

Basic Attribute Switches (R, A, S, H)

R – This command will assign the “Read-Only” attribute to your selected files or folders.
A – This command will prepare your selected files or folders for “Archiving.”
S – This command will change your selected files or folders by assigning the “System” attribute.
H – This command will assign the “Hidden” attribute to your selected files or folders.
 

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