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Hiding desktop.ini files



 
 
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Old September 30th 06, 05:35 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general,microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Reine Larsson
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Default Hiding desktop.ini files

Hi,

Can somebody help me with this?
I do want to "Show hidden files and folders" and I don't want to "Hide
protected operating system files" (as set in Folder Options). But it would
be very nice to avoid seeing all those desktop.ini files which are
"scattered" here and there. Is it somehow possible to hide files on a per
file type bases?

/Reine

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Old September 30th 06, 05:56 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general,microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Rock
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Default Hiding desktop.ini files

"Reine Larsson" wrote

Hi,

Can somebody help me with this?
I do want to "Show hidden files and folders" and I don't want to "Hide
protected operating system files" (as set in Folder Options). But it would
be very nice to avoid seeing all those desktop.ini files which are
"scattered" here and there. Is it somehow possible to hide files on a per
file type bases?

/Reine


Not as far as I know.

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Rock [ MVP User/Shell]

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Old September 30th 06, 08:29 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general,microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Max
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Default Hiding desktop.ini files

You could just *delete* them.
That hides them pretty good.

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Maxwell Bluemeanie
"Reine Larsson" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Can somebody help me with this?
I do want to "Show hidden files and folders" and I don't want to "Hide
protected operating system files" (as set in Folder Options). But it would
be very nice to avoid seeing all those desktop.ini files which are
"scattered" here and there. Is it somehow possible to hide files on a per
file type bases?


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Old September 30th 06, 01:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general,microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Reine Larsson
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Default Hiding desktop.ini files

So what your saying is that desktop.ini files is of no use. Why are they
there from the beginning then?

"Max" wrote in message
...
You could just *delete* them.
That hides them pretty good.

--
Maxwell Bluemeanie
"Reine Larsson" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Can somebody help me with this?
I do want to "Show hidden files and folders" and I don't want to "Hide
protected operating system files" (as set in Folder Options). But it
would be very nice to avoid seeing all those desktop.ini files which are
"scattered" here and there. Is it somehow possible to hide files on a per
file type bases?



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Old September 30th 06, 01:21 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general,microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
John Barnes
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Default Hiding desktop.ini files

it will just be recreated.

"Reine Larsson" wrote in message
...
So what your saying is that desktop.ini files is of no use. Why are they
there from the beginning then?

"Max" wrote in message
...
You could just *delete* them.
That hides them pretty good.

--
Maxwell Bluemeanie
"Reine Larsson" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Can somebody help me with this?
I do want to "Show hidden files and folders" and I don't want to "Hide
protected operating system files" (as set in Folder Options). But it
would be very nice to avoid seeing all those desktop.ini files which are
"scattered" here and there. Is it somehow possible to hide files on a
per file type bases?





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Old September 30th 06, 03:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general,microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Max
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Default Hiding desktop.ini files

Not always..sometimes they stay gone.
;-)

(unless you mess around with 'customizing' folders, icons, etc, then you may
have to make them 'hide' again)

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Maxwell Bluemeanie
"John Barnes" wrote in message
...
it will just be recreated.

"Reine Larsson" wrote in message
...
So what your saying is that desktop.ini files is of no use. Why are they
there from the beginning then?

"Max" wrote in message
...
You could just *delete* them.
That hides them pretty good.

--
Maxwell Bluemeanie
"Reine Larsson" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Can somebody help me with this?
I do want to "Show hidden files and folders" and I don't want to "Hide
protected operating system files" (as set in Folder Options). But it
would be very nice to avoid seeing all those desktop.ini files which
are "scattered" here and there. Is it somehow possible to hide files on
a per file type bases?





 




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