Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Create A Super-hidden Attribute

Virus usually do this intentionally. But now you can also create a super-hidden attributes.
The meaning of super-hidden attribute is an attribute to hide files or folders that are not shown in the Windows Explorer, although the show hidden files has been activated. Here's how:

1. Go to DOS by clicking the Start | run...| and then type cmd | ok

2. After entry the DOS window, go to the drive where the files or folders that will be super-hidden attributes. For example, from drive C: move to drive D: , type D: . Then click Enter

3. If the file is located in the folder or directory, you must first enter into the folder. Type cd foldername

4. After finding the file that will be super hiden attribute, type the command
attrib +s +h filenames, then click Enter

5. So if you see in the windows explore, the files are missing or will not appear although show hidden files is activated

6. to make super-hidden attribute folder on almost the same but given a little extra, so a command be attrib +s +h foldername /s /d. This aims to create sub-folders also have a super-hidden attribute

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