windows - UTF-16 on cmd.exe

Question

I've created the directory "???¨?lC?ó????0" and I would like to make it visible with dir /b command. So far, chcp 10000, chcp 10001 and chcp 65000(utf-8) commands failed(the original name was displayed by "The system cannot write to the specified device", or by empty string, or unicode characters was replaced/ignored. What's the reason and how to fix it? The official documentation isn't helpful :(

Answer 1

Yeah,I've just resolved my problem. It was a fault of default font in cmd.exe which can't manage unicode signs. To fix it(windows 7 x64 pro):

1. Open/run cmd.exe
2. Click on the icon at the top-left corner
3. Select properties
4. Then "Font" bar
5. Select "Lucida Console" and OK.
6. Write Chcp 10000 at the prompt
7. Finally dir /b

Enjoy your clean UTF-16 output with hearts, Chinese signs, and much more!