Re: SHTML Files Issues with Windows 7
Here's another thing to do to make sure they are not hidden:
1. Click start >> run >> type in "cmd"
2. Type the location of your drive with the files.. e.g. "d:", "e:", "f:", etc..
3. Navigate to your folder with the files by typing cd Myfolder\Myfiles
4. Type "dir /ah" (without quotes - you will now see the files/folders with hidden attributes)
4. Type "attrib [name of file/folder] -r -a -s -h" (no quotes)
*if you're going to unhide files, you should type the whole name plus the extension (format).. example "attrib party.jpg -r -a -s -h"
**if you have folders with 6 characters and above, type the first 6 characters then "~1".. example for folder named "birthday"
"attrib birthd~1 -r -a -s -h" (no quotes)
5. You should repeatedly type dir /ah after unhiding some files/folders so you'll know if they're now working or not..
6. Now check your files.. if you can see them.
Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Computer Type Desktop
OS Service Pack SP1
Internet Explorer Version 9
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