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| | User Folder Hidden This morning I brought my PC out of Sleep mode to find that when I logged in all my settings and files where gone. When I opened Explorer to the C:\Users folder I couldn't see my User folder. After logging out and logging in on the Administrator user I found that the User Folder for my user had become a 'protected system folder'. I tried using the DOS command 'ATTRIB' to remove the Hide attribute but it failed. After that I tried a couple of things, one of which seems to have worked: 1. I changed the Username to a new Username, however the folder name did not change. 2. I explicitly set the 'Local Path' in the User Properties 3. I enabled Explorer to see both hidden and protected system files and folders How do I reset the folder and subfolder/files attributes back to the way they were? Any ideas as to how this might have happened? Best regards, Spike |
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