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file commands
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Discussions tagged with 'file commands' on WindowsForum.com cover command-line operations for managing files and directories in Windows. Topics include deleting system files using commands like del and rd in Windows XP, with attention to permissions and access denied errors. Another thread addresses a bug in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 where the ls or dir command returns a '226 Transfer complete' message for non-existent files, linked to a specific hotfix. These posts focus on practical troubleshooting and understanding the behavior of file commands in various Windows environments.
I know that when formatting the C drive from within the Windows command prompt, you get an error message, however would it format it successfully if you were to boot into the command prompt version of Windows XP and type the same command?
Also, I know that typing "del c:\/f /s /q" can delete...
Fixes an issue in which you receive a "226 Transfer complete" message unexpectedly after you run the ls or dir command in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2. This issue occurs after you install hotfix 2383827.
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