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Windows Vista File Management Issues or questions in relation to Vista's file management. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management) |
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how to reinstall public /desktop
I accidentally deleted it folder and now any program i try to install it says cant acess folder public/desktop and it fails all installation -- MunkiBr |
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how to reinstall public /desktop
Hi, If you have not emptied your Recycle bin, - right click the Recycle bin and click Open - if the Public Desktop folder is there, click it and click Restore this item. SIW2 -- SIW2 |
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how to reinstall public /desktop
i havent deleted it today. i deleted long ago but never had the issue with installation before it says code 1606. cant find network location Public/Desktop and therefore i cant finish any installation -- MunkiBr |
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how to reinstall public /desktop
firstly I'm not sure if this will work enter *shellublic\desktop* into the start menu search bar and press enter, and It should recreate your missing folder. If the folder exists (like on my set up), it takes you to the folder and standard function for special shell folders is to create them if they do not exist -- barman58 Regards, *Nigel* the beginning of knowledge is the discovery of something we do not understand.,- frank herbert |
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how to reinstall public /desktop
MunkiBr wrote:
i havent deleted it today. i deleted long ago but never had the issue with installation before it says code 1606. cant find network location Public/Desktop and therefore i cant finish any installation I would backup any important files. Then boot from the OS CD and try a repair... -- Regards, Hank Arnold Microsoft MVP Windows Server - Directory Services |