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hello,
The folder "My pictures" is deleted on our workstation.
When an application repair, it re-create automaticly "My pictures" folder.
Have someone some information about this particularity ?
(it work for each application, microsoft or not)
The folder "My pictures" is deleted on our workstation.
When an application repair, it re-create automaticly "My pictures" folder.
Have someone some information about this particularity ?
(it work for each application, microsoft or not)
‎Oct 12, 2004 05:24 AM
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carottette wrote:
hello,
The folder "My pictures" is deleted on our workstation.
When an application repair, it re-create automaticly "My pictures" folder.
Have someone some information about this particularity ?
(it work for each application, microsoft or not)
You'll need to delete the MyPicturesFolder from the Directory-table or change it's location in the registery.
‎Oct 13, 2004 08:01 AM
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I searched every occurence of "pictures" in direct editor, delete the field from the directory table, this was the only one occurence in the table.
I can't change the location of "my pictures", because my client wants it removed.
I think it repair the folder because of the sequence which search all variables necessary for the installation, "mypicturesfolder" include... and repair it. there is no more information in the log. it may be an intern mechanism of windows ???
I can't change the location of "my pictures", because my client wants it removed.
I think it repair the folder because of the sequence which search all variables necessary for the installation, "mypicturesfolder" include... and repair it. there is no more information in the log. it may be an intern mechanism of windows ???
‎Oct 13, 2004 08:37 AM
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carottette wrote:
I searched every occurence of "pictures" in direct editor, delete the field from the directory table, this was the only one occurence in the table.
I can't change the location of "my pictures", because my client wants it removed.
I think it repair the folder because of the sequence which search all variables necessary for the installation, "mypicturesfolder" include... and repair it. there is no more information in the log. it may be an intern mechanism of windows ???
The location of MyPicture is stored in the registry:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders.
If you change it there, you'll never see it again on the machine (for that user anyway).
‎Oct 13, 2004 08:58 AM
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I tried it too without sucess... I've deleted the key, changed it but "my pictures" is still there (or in the new location choosen)... (for the same user).
‎Oct 13, 2004 09:38 AM
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You need to make sure the new location is My Documents or some other folder that already exists.
‎Oct 13, 2004 09:41 AM
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I 've done exactly what you said, windows Installer changes my registry key to %USERPROFILE%\my documents\My pictures and re-create this f... folder.
I think it's really impossible to delete it.......... 😞
Thanks for all, and if you've got another idea this wouldbe welcomed...
I think it's really impossible to delete it.......... 😞
Thanks for all, and if you've got another idea this wouldbe welcomed...
‎Oct 13, 2004 10:04 AM
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‎Oct 14, 2004 02:39 AM
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