CLOCK$
This device is supposed to access the real-time clock. In reality, the device normally
doesn??™t work in modern systems and Windows makes no effort to provide required redirection. You
should avoid using the CLOCK$ device.
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/A
Deletes files or directories based on their attributes. See the ???Changing File and Directory
Attributes with the Attrib Utility??? section of Chapter 15 for details on working with attributes
at the command prompt.
NOTE
Server Core adds the
L
attribute for reparse points and the
I
attribute for nonindexed files.
The
I
attribute is a little tricky because you see it when the file isn??™t indexed versus when it has
the required feature such as when you use the other attributes. These new attributes help you
work with new file system features.
/F
Forces the deletion of files marked with the read-only attribute. Normally, the commands
prompt the user to delete such files.
/P
Prompts the user to delete every file. This command line switch provides a safety factor, but
also increases the time required to delete files.
/Q
Deletes files based on a wildcard specification without prompting the user first.
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