MAVERICKS CHOICE Posted April 15, 2007 Posted April 15, 2007 Is it possible to remove all attributes to all dir, sub dir, folders, files, live in windows?using the cmd as follows:ATTRIB -R -H %systemdrive% /S /DAll examples are welcomed.
[deXter] Posted April 15, 2007 Posted April 15, 2007 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)
MAVERICKS CHOICE Posted April 15, 2007 Author Posted April 15, 2007 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)@ deXtervery helpful
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