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The thread discusses a user's issue with folder text colors turning blue after compressing files in Windows, which differs from the usual black text. The original poster asks if they can revert the color change, and a respondent suggests changing Windows colors through personalization settings, but this only affects background colors. The original poster confirms that compressing files causes the color shift and mentions that, without a registry hack, the color change appears to be permanent, with no straightforward fix.
The thread discusses a user's issue with folder text colors turning blue after compressing files in Windows, which differs from the usual black text. The original poster asks if they can revert the color change, and a respondent suggests changing Windows colors through personalization settings, but this only affects background colors. The original poster confirms that compressing files causes the color shift and mentions that, without a registry hack, the color change appears to be permanent, with no straightforward fix.
Apparently this happens when you compress folder files- they change to blue. Normal files remain black. So unless someone knows a registry hack to change the colors, it looks like you are stuck with blue or black.