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Hi I'm working with GitBash to create a directory for my project, and then to clone the project from GitHub.com/... But the directory never appeared in Windows Explorer.

To be detailed:

  1. I create a directory using mkdir TestForStackOverFlow
  2. I clone the project from GitHub.com using git clone https://github.com/udacity/Sunshine-Version-2.git

but i can't access this directory with windows explorer.

Images proving: Before mkdir TestForStackOverflow Before <code>mkdir TestForStackOverflow</code>

After mkdir TestForStackOverflow After <code>mkdir TestForStackOverflow</code>

Any guess how to fix it? Thanks in advance

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Finally was the COMODO firewall (version 6.2.282872.2847) who "auto sandbox" the GitBash without asking me.

I mark C:/Program Files/Git folder as Trusted and everything runs fine!

To do this on COMODO there is the steps:

  1. Open COMODO firewall and move to Task by clicking the up-right Icon as showing in the next image (red arrow)

Switch to Tasks

  1. In the Task screen choose Shadowbox Tasks and then click Open Advanced Settings

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  1. In the new window on left menu choose File Rating -> Trusted Files. In the list will appear open the pop-up menu on the bottom of the list (the little up-arrow on the bottom).

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  1. Choose Add > Folders, navigate to the Git Folder and press OK. Finally press OK to Advanced Settings window.
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Try and see if the issue persists when using a more recent bash, namely the one package with the latest git-for-windows (successor to msysgit)

Unzip PortableGit-2.4.4.2-3rd-release-candidate-64-bit.7z.exe and launch its git-bash.exe.
You will be using Git 2.4.4. On Windows.

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  • Actually was the COMODO firewall who "sandbox" the GitBash without asking me. I mark `C:/Programfiles/Git` folder as Trusted and everything runs fine! Should I post this solution as answer? – Universe Jun 23 '15 at 20:12
  • @Universe Absolutely: you can answer your own questions: it will help the community. – VonC Jun 23 '15 at 20:13
  • Anyway before I figured out, I tried your approach and I'm going to use the Git-for-windows you proposed me, thanks. – Universe Jun 23 '15 at 20:49