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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: terran_emperor on May 18, 2008, 11:46:55 am
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My "My Music" folder is coming up as an ordinary documents folder an my "My pictures" folder is showing up as a Music folder
Can anyone help me help me resolve this.
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c users username rightclick customize tab, choose what you need.
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thanks...Sorted
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why are you even using those folders? i put all my files on a completely different drive.
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Why not use them?
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Cos Windows thinks they're special and likes to do stupid things with them?
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Like what?
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cause if windows self destructs the partition, bye bye files :D
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cause if windows self destructs the partition, bye bye files :D
Windows can't self-destruct a partition, but what it can do is to deny access to the Shared Documents folder unless you share it on a network. I wonder what they were thinking... :wtf:
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its generally a good idea to do the opposite of what microsoft wants you to do
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its generally a good idea to do the opposite of what microsoft wants you to do
...like crashing Windows or killing SVCHOST.EXE? :drevil:
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No, like not registering w/ Mickeysoft (set RegDone=1 in the registry instead), like not Validating Windows for WGA (at least not really) and not turning on Automatic Updates, (use AutoPatcher instead) and not using performance counters, and not updating NTFS last accessed time, and not turning on most of the visual effects, and not allowing Indexing of files to speed up M$'s useless search (use PowerDesk 5's FileFinder app or Google Desktop instead) and not using IE as the default Internet browser and not allowing Windows Media Bloater to take over your media file type associations and not using DRM if at all possible, and yes show hidden files & folders, and yes show contents of system folders and don't hide protected OS files, and not allowing automatic configuration of the page file (aka virtual memory, set it to 1.5x actual memory if 512MB or less, 1.0x actual memory if above that)... shall I go on? :D
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Only if you tell me the point of all this...
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the point is your system will work better
somethings wrong when you get a bunch of so called computer geeks that never had to use dos :D
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the point is your system will work better
somethings wrong when you get a bunch of so called computer geeks that never had to use dos :D
I tricked someone into reformatting their computer. But I never used DOS.
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BTW - He deserved it.
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anyone who doesn't understand the dangers of format c: shouldnt be allowed to use a computer.
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if we could stay on topics people...I though i had this problem solved but now its com back.
"My Documents" folder thinks its a picture folder in instead of a plain Document folder
"My Pictures" folder thinks its a Music folder instead of a picture folder
"my Music" folder thinks its a plain document folder insted of a music folder
Other subfolders are fine. But i cannot reset these folders back to their original folder type.
When i do: "Right click --> Properties" - the Customize tab is missing.
I would like to cure this problem as it is verry annoying
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anything that directly modifies the interface in that way (removing tabs) outta be a virus.
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Actually that was already default for all the (My Music, My Pictures, My Documents, My Videos) folders.
I think its due to that these were core folders (ie folders that existed when i got the computer) fact that these tabs are missing by default . So i dont know how to switch them back
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unhide hidden files and delete the desktop.ini files in those folders. or edit them and tweak the icon index. or do something random to them. no matter what thats where your problem lies.
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If i have to edit what do i change?
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Here's how they are supposed to be:
My Pictures:
[DeleteOnCopy]
Owner=jr2
Personalized=39
PersonalizedName=My Pictures
[.ShellClassInfo]
[email protected],-12688
IconFile=%SystemRoot%\system32\mydocs.dll
IconIndex=-101
My Music:
[DeleteOnCopy]
Owner=jr2
Personalized=13
PersonalizedName=My Music
[.ShellClassInfo]
[email protected],-12689
IconFile=%SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll
IconIndex=-237
My Videos:
[.ShellClassInfo]
[email protected],-12690
IconFile=%SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll
IconIndex=-238
[DeleteOnCopy]
Owner=jr2
Personalized=14
PersonalizedName=My Videos
My Documents:
[DeleteOnCopy]
Owner=jr2
Personalized=5
PersonalizedName=My Documents
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No joy, unfortunatly