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  1. 23rd April 2009, 12:54 PM #1
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    Folders Becoming Hidden?

    I was just checking a location of a file on one of my drives on my main PC when I noticed that all the sub folders were missing. After a bit of poking around I have found that they are all hidden. Any ideas why? This has happened on all of my lopcal drives internal and external. Vista 64 btw
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    Seen this happen when using xcopy to back up. Marks some of the files as system directories wrongly and decides to hide them.

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