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I've searched the forum and couldn't find any responses to this question, I think.
As you've probable guessed I use Windows 7 Home Premium and have attempted to use gpedit.msc only to realize it's not part of the Home Premium O/S. So I'm stuck with recreating folders in order to 'fix' the problem.
Does anyone know if Microsoft 'fixed', addressed, listened to it's users to offer a fix to this problem?
Just another example of Microsoft arrogance; convinced they know better than their users.
As you've probable guessed I use Windows 7 Home Premium and have attempted to use gpedit.msc only to realize it's not part of the Home Premium O/S. So I'm stuck with recreating folders in order to 'fix' the problem.
Does anyone know if Microsoft 'fixed', addressed, listened to it's users to offer a fix to this problem?
Just another example of Microsoft arrogance; convinced they know better than their users.
Jimbo22
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My O/S is not broken.
It just that I'd like to rid the O/S of creating 'thumbs.db' pointer in folders. Attempting to delete a file can be made nasty because the 'thumbs.db' has a lock on the image. When I want to delete a file I want to delete a file and I could care less if the O/S has created a pointer just to make loading an image quicker.
I never understand my Microsoft needs to make my life harder??
It just that I'd like to rid the O/S of creating 'thumbs.db' pointer in folders. Attempting to delete a file can be made nasty because the 'thumbs.db' has a lock on the image. When I want to delete a file I want to delete a file and I could care less if the O/S has created a pointer just to make loading an image quicker.
I never understand my Microsoft needs to make my life harder??