Show hidden files on a USB drive and memory card using CMD

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Show hidden files on a USB drive and memory card using CMD
SolutionCommand Prompt (CMD) is your first choice when you want to recover hidden files from external hard disk, USB drive, memory card, or other storage devices. To unhide hidden files on your memory card or flash drive using  CMD:
1. Plug in the hard drive, memory card, or USB drive to your computer
2. Go to the start menu, type in cmd in a search bar, hit enter. 
3. Left-click cmd.exe and then you will enter the command line, where you can use the attrib command to recover hidden files.
4. Enter attrib -h -r -s /s /d G:\*.* (replace G: with the drive letter for your device).

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