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Herkalees
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I asked a question a while back on how to stop Windows from showing me the contents of the "My Pictures" folder when I was choosing a new desktop wallpaper.
...many were stumped.
I mickey moused a solution by moving everything in my "My Pictures" folder into another folder I created called "My Images" and that solved the problem perfectly. I even customized the folders icon so that it looked just like the original "My Pictures" folder.
Now onto my question;
I've just now noticed that even though I've deleted it in the past, the "My Pictures" folder keeps getting re-created when I reboot. Nothing is inside of it, but it is just there... I delete it, reboot, and there it is again!
Is there a way to stop Windows from re-creating the "My Pictures" folder for good? I would love to use it, but it made a mess of my desktop wallpaper list!
...many were stumped.
I mickey moused a solution by moving everything in my "My Pictures" folder into another folder I created called "My Images" and that solved the problem perfectly. I even customized the folders icon so that it looked just like the original "My Pictures" folder.
Now onto my question;
I've just now noticed that even though I've deleted it in the past, the "My Pictures" folder keeps getting re-created when I reboot. Nothing is inside of it, but it is just there... I delete it, reboot, and there it is again!
Is there a way to stop Windows from re-creating the "My Pictures" folder for good? I would love to use it, but it made a mess of my desktop wallpaper list!
