How to change the read-only or system properties of a folder in Windows 8

Scope:
Windows 8 Consumer Preview
Knowledge Point Analysis:
Normally, the right-click attribute can only change the read-only attribute of the file, and the system attribute has no corresponding option (as shown):




1. Right click on the folder and click on “Properties” to display the following interface:
will be "read only (applies only to files in the folder ( The R))" checkbox is selected. This function only adds read-only attributes to files in this folder. This folder is not a read-only attribute.

If the folder to be set contains subfolders, there will be the following prompts:

Select as shown in the red box, then click “OK”, after this operation By literally, the folder, its subfolders, and files are all read-only, but the actual verification will only add read-only attributes to the files under the file.
2, if you want to set the normal folder plus the "read only" or "ldquo; system" properties, you need to use the attrib command.
How to use the command to set the read-only or system properties of the folder? First, let's take a look at the description of the attrib command in Windows:
Display or set the file folder properties
The format and common parameters of the command are
ATTRIB [+R