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Simply put, yes, you can.

There is a caveat though: You won't be able to remove the attributes (R/H/A) of a system file (+S). For such files, you'd need to do a -S first.

ATTRIB -S -R -H -A will work if you want to remove all attributes.

Further caveats-

- It won't work for OS protected files like "System Volume Information"

- It won't work for files that you don't have write access to. (use cacls.exe for such files)

Posted
Simply put, yes, you can.

There is a caveat though: You won't be able to remove the attributes (R/H/A) of a system file (+S). For such files, you'd need to do a -S first.

ATTRIB -S -R -H -A will work if you want to remove all attributes.

Further caveats-

- It won't work for OS protected files like "System Volume Information"

- It won't work for files that you don't have write access to. (use cacls.exe for such files)

@ deXter

very helpful

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