From: tatar on 13 Mar 2010 04:30 Windows XP SP3 My drive D has a folder Ersoy Documents and Asaf Documents When I go to Start > My Document I get "Ersoy Document". This is how I set it up. If I go to My Computer in addition to all the drives and Shared Documents folder I also have a folder "Ersoy's Documents". It's contents are identical to My Documents/Ersoy Documents. I can not delete the folder. If I delete any file from it, the file is also deteted from My Documents. If I hover the mouse over it I see the following: "Contains files and folders shared between the users of this computer". I do not have any folders and drives which are shared. Obviously, it is an image of My Documents folder but how can I get rid of it, and what is its use?
From: John John - MVP on 13 Mar 2010 07:52 tatar wrote: > Windows XP SP3 > > My drive D has a folder Ersoy Documents and Asaf Documents > When I go to Start > My Document I get "Ersoy Document". This is how I set > it up. > > If I go to My Computer in addition to all the drives and Shared Documents > folder I also have a folder "Ersoy's Documents". It's contents are identical > to My Documents/Ersoy Documents. I can not delete the folder. If I delete > any file from it, the file is also deteted from My Documents. > > If I hover the mouse over it I see the following: "Contains files and > folders shared between the users of this computer". I do not have any > folders and drives which are shared. > > Obviously, it is an image of My Documents folder but how can I get rid of > it, and what is its use? http://www.ghacks.net/2009/09/06/remove-shared-documents-and-user-documents-from-my-computer/ Remove Shared Documents And User Documents From My Computer John
From: tatar on 14 Mar 2010 05:30 Thanks. Tatar "John John - MVP" <audetweld(a)nbnot.nb.ca> wrote in message news:%23dkSiwqwKHA.3536(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > tatar wrote: >> Windows XP SP3 >> >> My drive D has a folder Ersoy Documents and Asaf Documents >> When I go to Start > My Document I get "Ersoy Document". This is how I >> set it up. >> >> If I go to My Computer in addition to all the drives and Shared Documents >> folder I also have a folder "Ersoy's Documents". It's contents are >> identical to My Documents/Ersoy Documents. I can not delete the folder. >> If I delete any file from it, the file is also deteted from My Documents. >> >> If I hover the mouse over it I see the following: "Contains files and >> folders shared between the users of this computer". I do not have any >> folders and drives which are shared. >> >> Obviously, it is an image of My Documents folder but how can I get rid of >> it, and what is its use? > > http://www.ghacks.net/2009/09/06/remove-shared-documents-and-user-documents-from-my-computer/ > Remove Shared Documents And User Documents From My Computer > > John
From: John John - MVP on 14 Mar 2010 09:24 You're welcome. John tatar wrote: > Thanks. > Tatar > "John John - MVP" <audetweld(a)nbnot.nb.ca> wrote in message > news:%23dkSiwqwKHA.3536(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... >> tatar wrote: >>> Windows XP SP3 >>> >>> My drive D has a folder Ersoy Documents and Asaf Documents >>> When I go to Start > My Document I get "Ersoy Document". This is how I >>> set it up. >>> >>> If I go to My Computer in addition to all the drives and Shared Documents >>> folder I also have a folder "Ersoy's Documents". It's contents are >>> identical to My Documents/Ersoy Documents. I can not delete the folder. >>> If I delete any file from it, the file is also deteted from My Documents. >>> >>> If I hover the mouse over it I see the following: "Contains files and >>> folders shared between the users of this computer". I do not have any >>> folders and drives which are shared. >>> >>> Obviously, it is an image of My Documents folder but how can I get rid of >>> it, and what is its use? >> http://www.ghacks.net/2009/09/06/remove-shared-documents-and-user-documents-from-my-computer/ >> Remove Shared Documents And User Documents From My Computer >> >> John > >
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