How to display hidden folders in windows as a tree?

Question

Command line

The command tree -aand parameter -hiddendo not work.

Answer 1

Probably because the tree command does not have the --hidden parameter, but neither does dir.
You can write a small script: using dir /ahd /b /s - display a list of hidden directories, save it to a file. Next, go through attrib through each directory from the file and remove the "hidden" attribute, execute tree, set the attribute again with attrib.
Another option is to look for a third-party utility that can build directory trees, including hidden ones.
PS: in general, what do you care about these troubles with hidden directories? What makes .git an eyesore?

Answer 2

And if so:
DIR C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\*.* /A:H - display a list of hidden files and subdirectories from the directory C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32

Answer 3

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