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This may be a stupid question, but it's driving me crazy. If you go into
Folder Options and uncheck the box which says "Hide protected operating
system files", and then go into Windows Explorer and go to the following path:
Users\'username'\AppData\Local\
you will see the 'Application Data' folder along with all the other folders
(e.g. Adobe, Google, Microsoft, etc.). If you click on the 'Application
Data' folder, it opens up and displays the exact same set of folders which
you saw in the 'Local' folder. If you then open up that next level
'Application Data' folder, you see the same list again, and on and on for as
long as I looked.
Are there really nested levels of the same folders, or is this just same
strange apparition that I'm seeing?
I don't see the same behavior with Windows XP. Is this something different
in Vista, or do I have a corrupted Vista application on my new computer?
Thanks,
JoanB
Folder Options and uncheck the box which says "Hide protected operating
system files", and then go into Windows Explorer and go to the following path:
Users\'username'\AppData\Local\
you will see the 'Application Data' folder along with all the other folders
(e.g. Adobe, Google, Microsoft, etc.). If you click on the 'Application
Data' folder, it opens up and displays the exact same set of folders which
you saw in the 'Local' folder. If you then open up that next level
'Application Data' folder, you see the same list again, and on and on for as
long as I looked.
Are there really nested levels of the same folders, or is this just same
strange apparition that I'm seeing?
I don't see the same behavior with Windows XP. Is this something different
in Vista, or do I have a corrupted Vista application on my new computer?
Thanks,
JoanB