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Single user of computer and am the administrator, upgraded from XP to Home
premium. In explorer in the Users folder with my account name why do some
of the sub-folders such as Application Data, Local Settings, My Documents,
NetHood, Send to, Start Menu have little blue shortcut arrows on the icons.
I cannot open them getting the message:
C:\Users\my name\Local Settings is not accessible
Access is denied.
When I first installed Vista, I swear I was able to open the Local Settings
folder so that I could manually delete entries from the temp folder.
Personally I think Microsoft went a little overboard with all this
permission stuff.
premium. In explorer in the Users folder with my account name why do some
of the sub-folders such as Application Data, Local Settings, My Documents,
NetHood, Send to, Start Menu have little blue shortcut arrows on the icons.
I cannot open them getting the message:
C:\Users\my name\Local Settings is not accessible
Access is denied.
When I first installed Vista, I swear I was able to open the Local Settings
folder so that I could manually delete entries from the temp folder.
Personally I think Microsoft went a little overboard with all this
permission stuff.