Funny, I picked up your last reply from the web page, never made it
with my news reader, regarding the registry hack. I got as far as
pressing f5, but it will not recreate the bags folder.
Hmm...just tested the script again & it worked for me.
Here's the manual drill:
Create a shortcut to Program Files on your desktop so you can open the
folder without browsing thru others.
Open regedit & navigate to:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local
Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\Bags]
Export the 'Bags' key to save your folder views & then delete it.
Open Program Files from the shortcut, change the icon style (any change,
just so explorer feels the need to write the changes to the registry).
Close the folder.
In the Registry Editor, press F5 to refresh the view. The 'Bags' key
should
be recreated with exactly one numbered subkey. Note that number.
Import your previously saved Bags key & navigate to the Bag number you
noted.
Under the 'Shell' subkey of the numbered key, create a value named
'FolderType', type REG_SZ, with a value of "NotSpecified". Delete the
'SniffedFolderType' value.
That should do it.
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Good Luck,
Keith
No luck, with this script, or any of the other suggestions so far.
Thanks for the help, but this stubborn folder will not budge. If I
didn't see it in the ghosted image, I would think it probably is not
possible. I wouldn't restore now though. I have added a few progs since
the backup.
Here's a a script that will restore uncustomizeable folders to the All
Items template:
http://home.mchsi.com/~k.miller79/Scripts/VistaTaskPaneFix.zip
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows Shell/User]
I was browsing my Program files folder, and noticed it was set as a
"music" folder. I went into properties, and noticed the customize
option was gone. I deleted the desktop ini file, but it is still
showing as music. Does anyone know how to restore this option?
Thank you for any input...........