Well, first check the state it is in, I assume it is "read only". so first type:
attrib foo.file
It should state something like:
A SHR foo.file
A means to archive in a backup program. (useless in reality). S means System, H means Hidden R means Readonly.
to get rid of attributes go:
attrib -shr foo.file
that will remove System, hidden and readonly from the file. Even if they are already removed, that command won't harm them. use + to add any attributes on.
ZoiNk
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