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 2004-12-21, 07:09 |
Doc 057 
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 hidden filez
yeah, i use doze OS-- bout to switch to linux-- just figuring witch one now-- so where does doze hide all those files we don't know about-- i found some recently and am wondering if any1 knows of some other hidden shit--- ahh- microsft u sneaky bitchz-- 057
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2004-12-21, 16:57 |
DaleSwanson
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Re: hidden filez
I made a batch that unhides them, should work on any NT (NTx, 2k, XP, Server 2k3).
Here (http://crazysteve.hatesit.com/fun.bat)
It's a batch so you can always open it up and look at what it does if you don't trust running random batches from the web on your computer (which you shouldn't).
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