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Originally Posted by Pjama
I also tried using cd then mkdir but this didn’t work either
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Did
mkdir return an error, or is it that you don't see the directory in Windows Explorer? E.g. would the directory appear if you do
dir? Maybe try escaping it, i.e.,
mkdir ".demo". Alternatively, you could try renaming a directory, e.g. "demo" (with no dot) using
ren or Windows Explorer.
StackOverflow thinks that for the latter you want to add an extra dot at the end, i.e., rename it to ".demo." and Windows would strip the trailing dot.