Windows 10: How to view output from the TREE command

I am trying to use the TREE command to create a display of the folder structure in a portion of my hard drive. See, e.g., https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1132561/the-tree-command. However, when I use the command, I don't see the output. Where is the output displayed? I am using Windows 11.

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TREE Command Missing Files

I read that another user (jfgraken) used the MS TREE command with /F option to obtain directory tree structure but he was missing two files.

For the last couple of days, I did something similar with one of my music library directories which contains over 32,000 files. However, when I tried to count the number of files (not directories), I was one file short. I used a combination of FINDSTR
and FIND commands. Determined to find "missing" file, I created a file listing directories and files using DIR /B /S command. Within output from DIR, I discovered that the longest file name about 325 characters including full path with main file name at
about 216 characters. I was surprised to find out that this file with long file name was indeed the missing file from TREE command output.

Question to jfgraken (if he/she is reading this): do your two missing file have long file names?

To MS Community: why to TREE command skip files with (extra) long filenames?

 

Tree View Control.

Hi,

Please see below for responses:

• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far? I have re-installed third party software.
  Tree View still does not work.
• Did you make any changes on the computer before you encountered this issue?
  Have not made any changes other than installing other software.
• Are you getting any error messages? No error messages.....program freezes and has to be shut down by closing window.

Based on the description that you provided, you are experiencing this issue when using a third party software. Having said that, we also suggest that you contact the developer of the said software for further assistance. Currently working with third
party provider to solve the issue....no luck so far. The third party software provider has isolated the problem down to the Tree View Control. They had me find the MSCOMCTL.OSX file and check the product version as well as other dates such as date/time stamp,
the date created, Modifued and Accessed....Still waiting to hear back from them since I supplied this info. They also have told me that no other user of their software has experinced the problem I have. They have maintaining that the problem is specific to
my computer.......I am at a loss.

 

GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile