Check in Windows Media Player:
Tools -> Options -> 'Monitor Folders...' -> 'Advanced Options >>'
and see if any of the monitored folders reflect the 'C:\...' path.
If they show as manually added, you can delete them. If the show as
'Automatically added', you can ignore them. The Rip folder can be
redirected via the 'Rip Music' tab in the Options dialog.
If that's not it, we'll need to figure out what application is creating the
folders.
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
Pascal Flo said:
Yes, I use 'location' and I replaced the C by a D.
Folders are created when I restart. Search give C: place and D: place seem
to be a shortcut. There is no 'location' tab in the new folders created on
C:.
Thanks for your help.
P.
Keith Miller MVP said:
Did you use the 'Location' tab in the folder's Properties dialog to
relocate
the folders?
If you type the following commands in the 'Start Search' box, which
folders
open -- the ones on C: or the ones on D:?
shell:My Pictures
shell:My Video
Are the folders on C recreated immediately? Or when certain software is
run?
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
Hello,
I have WIN Vista Home Premium in french. I moved personal folder
(documents,
contacts, video, ...) from C to D drive. All was OK except for Pictures
and
videos folders. Windows always re-creates new folder in C drive. How
can I
avoid this ?
Many thanks.
P.
