Files in Windows Explorer

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A. Darnaby

On My C drive when I look at file names some appear black
and some blue. I would like to know the difference.
 
Hi,

Windows uses color coding for folders for easy identification. The encrypted
or compressed NTFS files in color.

You can change the display of files and folders that are compressed in
Windows Explorer and My Computer, so it is easy to see them. To display
compressed files in color:

01. Double-click Folder Options in Control Panel.
02. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
03. Click Appearance and Themes, and then click Folder Options.
04. On the View tab, click to select the Show encrypted or compressed NTFS
files in color check box.

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On My C drive when I look at file names some appear black
and some blue. I would like to know the difference.
 
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