Re: Reappearing "New Folder" after numerous attempts at deletion



Hi Elmo, thanks alot for your reply and help.

I can't remember exactly which was the photo I was referring to, but I'm
positive I'm no longer using the same photo as Display Picture because this
problem was from around a year ago. Anyway, I had also tried to remove all
the possible photos in the MSN list of Display Pictures, and re-added them
from their latest locations. Is this what you were suggesting? It didn't
work.. But still, thanks alot!

"Elmo" wrote:

Elmo wrote:
Jery wrote:
Hi. I have this exact same problem. The "New Folder" is absolutely
empty without any hidden files. I scan my computer for viruses and
malware very very frequently. And also, I could not try what Blue did,
which was to rename the parent folder, because this "New Folder" keeps
re-appearing on my desktop..! If I remember correctly, the problem
started when, once, I downloaded photos from my camera to a newly
created "New Folder" on Desktop. I used one of the downloaded photo as
my MSN display picture, and after that I moved the photos elsewhere
and deleted the "New Folder". From then onwards, the "New Folder" will
keep re-appearing even after I deleted it many times. Exact same
problem as Blue. I have tried deleting the "New Folder" in Safe Mode
too, but it didn't work. I have also tried removing the photo from the
list of display pictures in MSN, and then re-adding the photos from
their current location, but the problem persists. Like Blue said, it
is really an annoying rather than a big problem. Any help or advice is
greatly appreciated! Thank you in advance!

"Blue" wrote:

Hi, I am back. I did "solved" the problem. But when I were to
rename the folder to "My Pictures", the "new folder" will
automatically re-appear. So right now, I do not have a folder by the
name of "My Pictures". Instead, I have called the folder "My
Picture" without the "s". However, when I click on the shortcut to
"my Pictures", it will naturally create a My Pictures folder with the
"new folder" inside that folder. Very weird. Do you thing this can
be solved? Anyone? Thanks in advance.

"Claymore" wrote:

Hi,

Have you tried moving the contents of the folder (without the offending
New Folder) to a newly created folder with a different name. Then
delete the original folder, restart, recreate the original folder if
you have to have it by the original name, and then move the contents
back?

Just a shot-in-the-dark.. Change the location of the MSN picture to
another folder, then try the delete. If MSN doesn't proptect it, it
might "stay gone".

I meant to change the MSN display picture to a picture located in
another folder. This might free up the Desktop folder since it will no
longer be referenced by the MSN program.

--
Joe =o)

.



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