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TheNewsGuy(Mike)
Hi,
I recently (yesterday) upgraded from W98/SE to XP Home Edition. All
software and hardware tested out and seems to be working well today.
BUT
I downloaded some files (updated drivers etc.) and the files don't show
up in Explorer in the directories they were placed. BUT they ARE there.
When I did a SEARCH for the file they were found in the directory and
I could open the file from the SEARCH window and install the driver.
Yet all the legacy files I had in W98 DO show up properly.
It is only new files that are not there.
Then I noticed other downloaded files (.avi's etc.) were also not
showing up but were also found with SEARCH in the directory I had chosen.
I created a file in MS-Word and saved it - and that file DID show up.
It seems it is only "Downloaded" files whose names are missing.
Any reason? Any way I can get these files to show up?
I tried changing the VIEW options in the directories to be much less
restrictive and they still did not show up.
Any help or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
I recently (yesterday) upgraded from W98/SE to XP Home Edition. All
software and hardware tested out and seems to be working well today.
BUT
I downloaded some files (updated drivers etc.) and the files don't show
up in Explorer in the directories they were placed. BUT they ARE there.
When I did a SEARCH for the file they were found in the directory and
I could open the file from the SEARCH window and install the driver.
Yet all the legacy files I had in W98 DO show up properly.
It is only new files that are not there.
Then I noticed other downloaded files (.avi's etc.) were also not
showing up but were also found with SEARCH in the directory I had chosen.
I created a file in MS-Word and saved it - and that file DID show up.
It seems it is only "Downloaded" files whose names are missing.
Any reason? Any way I can get these files to show up?
I tried changing the VIEW options in the directories to be much less
restrictive and they still did not show up.
Any help or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike