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R. P. McMurphy

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3. Can you use your command prompt . . .

Reply to eniwetok (Original post)

Mon Dec 26, 2016, 04:25 PM

Dec 2016

and dos commands to do a global copy of the files from the inaccesable folder to one you know you can access? I realize this doesn't answer your question but it may allow you to retrieve your files. Good luck.

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Does.not.compute. canetoad Dec 2016 #1

I know it doesn't compute... eniwetok Dec 2016 #2

I enjoy a good puzzle canetoad Dec 2016 #4

Can you use your command prompt . . . R. P. McMurphy Dec 2016 #3

Good thinking RP canetoad Dec 2016 #5

DIR shows no files when there should be 4 or 5 jpegs. eniwetok Dec 2016 #8

maybe I can upload one of these "folders"... and anyone can test it. eniwetok Dec 2016 #6

here's a sample... eniwetok Dec 2016 #7

more odd clues... eniwetok Dec 2016 #9

solved... eniwetok Dec 2016 #10