Deleting This File Might Cause A Problem

[dazuk1972]

I tried to install Adobe Photoshop and I had a problem where it asked me to enter the CD-ROM even though it was already in. That isn't the reson for this post. The reason is, I found this file in My Documents.



When I tried to delete the file I got this message.



I hate it when I get these warnings and I don't know why they appear. Are they serious warnings or just something to ignore? That question might sound dumb but how can my other software or even my PC not work properly because I never even got a chance to choose what hard drive I wanted to install in by clicking on Browse.

Many thanks.

Darren.

[blutach]

If you have uninstalled the prog, more than likely this file is a relic and can be deleted. Otherwsie, leave it alone.

Regards

[dazuk1972]

If you have uninstalled the prog, more than likely this file is a relic and can be deleted. Otherwsie, leave it alone.

Regards

Many thanks for the info. I still have Photoshop installed. I wish the software companies would have these files appearing in the folders to where the softwares are located instead of platering them in places where we have to see the clutter every day. I'll leave it alone as you suggested.

By the way, is there a way to make a file invisible?

Many thanks.

Darren.

[blutach]

I agree - I hate crap in My Docs. I have stuff there from Ner0 Vision, Tom Tom, Insight Software, CivCity, Cyberlink and others. They are supposed to use the App Data folder for their junk.

To make it invisible, go into the properties and tick hidden. This won't work if you have show hidden files and folders selected in your advanced settings.

Regards