File virtualization in applications causing problems?

[Guest]

I have an application that runs just fine on Vista Ultimate 64-bit, it's for
Image processing. It's called Thumbs Plus! It's version 7, SP1. When I open
the program and view the folder tree on my primary hard disk, I see both
C:\Users, and C:\Documents and Settings.

When I open My Computer, and open Drive C:, I only see C:\Users.

I have learned that this is because of Virtualization.

Is there anything that I can do to stop the Documents and Settings folder
from showing up?

I've had other programs show that folder too.

 

[Ronnie Vernon MVP]

Lee

This sounds like the thumbs plus program is not completely Vista compatible.
This isn't file virtualization.

The Documents and Settings folder is just a junction point that redirects
older programs to the C:\Users folder in Vista.