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10-19-2005, 11:33 PM
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| Folder Properties help Hello. You know how you can set the properties of a folder by rightclicking and selecting properties and then choosing whether the folder is for Music, Photos or Videos, etc...? Well that ability is not available in the same way for the actual D:\ (second harddrive). Somehow Windows decided to make my entire D drive a Music folder so when I'm in the root folder for D:\ it doesn't have the option to "Make New Folder". Instead it shows "Play All" and actions for Music type folders. See photos: Anyone know how to fix this?? Thanks.   ***Post Script. That is a backup for my purchased copy of said Movie.
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10-21-2005, 06:40 PM
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| You appear to be using a custom skin or some other application that customises how your folders appear. I say this because the folder/media options are at the top of the window instead of on the left side. Try disabling this skin or program and see if that fixes the problem. Otherwise I am not sure what the problem could be. Perhaps someone else here has more suggestions. --Saiasanc
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