I was using autoit to rename folders, and I used FileMove instead of DirMove. It did move all the data from the folder, but wrote the destination folder as a FILE - Without the D attribute - so windows treats it as a FILE. I have good reason to believe that the data inside hasn't changed, It's just missing the D Attribute.

Is there any tool or method to set the D attribute of a file on windows? I've been googling for 2 hours and have had no luck.

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