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mangosorbet007
I have a situation similar to the person who posted this:
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/co...=42ee2a8e-34e7-40c4-a265-2af41b58cb8b&m=1&p=1
The thing is that when I delete the extra folders (and I have checked which
ones seem to be the extra ones in the manner suggested in the post above) I
still end up not being able to open the original Desktop, as "the folder xxx
has been removed" or some such.
The folders go down 7 levels (Computer>Music>Desktop>Desktop>Desktop>Desktop
etc.) and are situated in the Music folder, for some stange reason.
How do I get rid of this?
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/co...=42ee2a8e-34e7-40c4-a265-2af41b58cb8b&m=1&p=1
The thing is that when I delete the extra folders (and I have checked which
ones seem to be the extra ones in the manner suggested in the post above) I
still end up not being able to open the original Desktop, as "the folder xxx
has been removed" or some such.
The folders go down 7 levels (Computer>Music>Desktop>Desktop>Desktop>Desktop
etc.) and are situated in the Music folder, for some stange reason.
How do I get rid of this?