ACA_DocFolder What is that !?
Hi
this is so wired and i never faced it before!!
recently i noticed that every file i DL from internet doesn't save into my Desktop (even though i set Dl manager to save there).
when i go to my user profile desktop folder (Mahdi/Desktop) i see my file is sitting there but in my actual desktop screen the file isn't shown...
after uninstalling some programs that i doubt them, i saw no change.
tonight after i wanted to save a file in desktop suddenly i noticed something, the file saved in "H:\ACA_DocFolder\Mahdi\Desktop", windows is installed in "C" drive, i've never changed my profile address.
searched this "ACA_DocFolder"in google and just found an Arabic irrelative webpage !
Can anyone help me here? what's going on? (there is no virus/malware and... on my system cause i've a good AV and FW)
ThanksMCP#3314468 MCSA:Security, MCSE:Security
September 22nd, 2010 5:56pm
Hi
I don't recognise that folder name?
You might want to right click that folder and open Properties. Check the time and date that it was created to see if this provides any information.
It may also be associated with some type of file sharing website?
Regards,
Thank You for using Windows 7
Ronnie Vernon MVP
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September 22nd, 2010 6:39pm
Hi
I don't recognise that folder name?
You might want to right click that folder and open Properties. Check the time and date that it was created to see if this provides any information.
It may also be associated with some type of file sharing website?
Regards,
Thank You for using Windows 7
Ronnie Vernon MVP
Creation date is Sep 7 2010 and it's not associated with a websiteMCP#3314468 MCSA:Security, MCSE:Security
September 23rd, 2010 3:13am
Creation date is Sep 7 2010 and it's not associated with a website
MCP#3314468 MCSA:Security, MCSE:Security
Hi
Does that date mean anything to you? Maybe a date when you installed a program?
What do you use the H: Drive for?
Is there any sub-folders under that folder?
Does that folder contain all of the files that are on your actual Desktop?
Let us know.
Thank You for using Windows 7
Ronnie Vernon MVP
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September 23rd, 2010 4:42am
Creation date is Sep 7 2010 and it's not associated with a website
MCP#3314468 MCSA:Security, MCSE:Security
Hi
Does that date mean anything to you? Maybe a date when you installed a program?
What do you use the H: Drive for?
Is there any sub-folders under that folder?
Does that folder contain all of the files that are on your actual Desktop?
Let us know.
Thank You for using Windows 7
Ronnie Vernon MVP
No it doesn't remind me anything ! no new or special installation on that date.
"H" is an extra drive to store my usual files (not system nor partition).
in "H" i've:
ACA_DocFolder > Mahdi
and inside "Mahdi" i've:
Desktop
Documents
Favorites
SystemTemp
Temp
Templates
it seems it contains all my desktop files
MCP#3314468 MCSA:Security, MCSE:Security
September 23rd, 2010 6:15am
Hi,
As I understand that your profile was redirected to H:\ drive. Did you configure any folder redirection option before? Please go to the following registry
location:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList
Check the
Default, Public, ProfileDirectory keys and see if the paths are navigated to
H:\ACA_DocFolder\.
If so, change them back to the following values:
Default:
%SystemDrive%\Users\Default
Public:
%SystemDrive%\Users\Public
ProfileDirectory:
%SystemDrive%\Users
Then log off. From this point on, any new user logged in to this computer will have a new user profile that’s located in the new location.
In order to prohibit user from redirecting any profile folders, please enable the following Group Policy:
1)
Type: GPedit.msc in Start Search box.
2)
Open Local Group Policy Editor and navigate to the following path:
User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Desktop
Find the entry “Prohibit User from manually redirecting Profile Folders” and enable it.
Best Regards
Dale
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September 23rd, 2010 10:39pm
Hi,
All values r the same as u said (they've never changed!!)MCP#3314468 MCSA:Security, MCSE:Security
September 28th, 2010 4:32am