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Old 08-21-08   #1 (permalink)
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Default Why is this a "contacts" folder?

Ok windows decided that it wanted to make my iron maiden folder in my music collector a contacts folder.. while its not a big deal, its annoying and i'd like to know how to get it back to normal.

It seems that a program is telling that directory to be a contacts folder, because if I rename the folder to "iron maiden1" it fixes it. If I delete the folder completely and put in a blank folder named iron maiden, its still there.

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Try disabling hidden files and delete the desktop.ini file in that folder.
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Try disabling hidden files and delete the desktop.ini file in that folder.
Fixed it, but that wasn't it. I'm not sure how I fixed it though.

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