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Barewolf 14-12-2006 13:28

Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
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Soon as i create a new document and save it, or download something new it appears in blue (See Piccy)

I dont understand why this is happening as i have not changed anything, and i have never come accross this before in the past.

Any ideas?

Graham M 14-12-2006 13:30

Re: Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
I THINK it means that the folders/files are being Encrypted or Compressed by NTFS.

Xaccers 14-12-2006 13:30

Re: Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
Looks like files are compressed.
Right click the folder they're in, and select properties and see if compression is enabled

Barewolf 14-12-2006 13:52

Re: Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
well this is for all folders on my desktop, i looked in properties and advanced and all that is enabled is...

Read Only
And
For fast searching, allow indexing service to index this folder

???????

abailey152 15-12-2006 11:25

Re: Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
You could try enabling compression, then applying it. Then disabling compression and applying that. Hopefully, the new uncompressed setting would then stay applied to all new files.

However, I'm not sure if there are any pitfalls in compressing all the contents of the desktop folder, which is what would happen in the first instance.

Anyone care to comment?

zing_deleted 15-12-2006 11:27

Re: Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
compression = ssssssssssssssslllllllllooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwww wwwww

danielf 15-12-2006 11:40

Re: Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
Hmmm, I was going to suggest the poor taste filter, but that would highlight all mp3s in that folder... ;)

abailey152 16-12-2006 09:53

Re: Blue Highlights? dont understand
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zinglebarb (Post 34179660)
compression = ssssssssssssssslllllllllooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwww wwwww

No, I didn't mean to run with compression on all the time. If Windows is getting confused and compressing all new files in the Desktop folder, then enabling compression, then immediately disabling compression might cure this issue.


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