Deleting category from picture location

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On 12/10/2010 18:16, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/8/2010 17:38, Emrys Davies wrote:

The C:\System32 WFSR.dll file description is: Windows Fax & Scan
Resources. It is an Application extension which was modified on
14|7|2009. The empty and totally unresponding folder which I am
trying
to eradicate from 'Picture location' in Windows Background is named
'Scanned Documents', but it was only recently imported to there
from My
Documents via Pictures. The Registry entry also refers to 'Scanned
Documents'. Its Value Name is: @
C:\Windows\Systems32\wfsr.dll,-20089.
Can you see any connection between the The Registry file, the
Systems32
file and my empty rogue folder. Incidentally, the Registry file
will not
delete and the 'rogue' folder will accept an image if I make a new
'Scanned Documents' folder in 'Pictures' and place an image in
it, but
it will not delete.


After you recreate the folder that is giving you grief, remove the
permissions as I described, BEFORE you delete the folder. The reason
the folder is listed is because of those read permissions. So remove
the permissions and the listing should go away, THEN delete the
folder.


As I explained before, you will find it by r-clicking on the
folder and
selecting Properties, then Security, and you will need to Remove
the
permissions of WMPNetworkSvc on the folder, as that is why you
have the
entry in the list in the first place.

I have created an identical folder (Scanned Documents) in Pictures,
placed an image in it and now the rogue folder (Scanned Documents)
displays that image and has this path: C:\Users\Emrys Davies\My
Pictures\Scanned Documents (1) the latter being the folder which I
recreated. When I r.c. the rogue folders path and select Properties
then
Security I cannot see anything like you describe re- permissions.
Would
you be more explicit re- that? What exactly am I to do as this is
totally new ground for me?


Navigate to the folder in Windows Explorer, r-click on the folder,
select Properties, select Security, now on the Securities tab there is
an area labeled "Group or user names", below that it says To change
"Permissions click edit". So select "WMPNetworkSvc" and click
Edit......

When I get to 'To change permissions' and c. Edit I see nothing about
'WMPNetworkSvs'.

What do you see in the box labeled "Group or user names"? Read all the
entries.

I see: Permission for System Allow Deny

Full Control √
Modify √
Read & execute √
List folder Contents √
Read √
Write √
Special permissions √

No, in the box above that labeled "Group or user names", where you have
"System" selected, you need to select "WMPNetworkSvc" instead.

The only entry above Group or User names is:
C:\Users\Emrys Davies\Pictures\Scanned Documents

The only entries below Group or User names, other than what I have already
copied, a

Emrys Davies (EmrysDavies-PC\Emrys Davies)
Administrators (EmrysDavies-PC\Administrators)

You say select "WMPNetworkSvc". Do you mean delete something and replace
it with "WMPNetworkSvc" If so, delete what? What effect on what will that
have?

On 12/11/2010 12:19, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/10/2010 18:16, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/10/2010 07:22, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/9/2010 06:11, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/8/2010 17:38, Emrys Davies wrote:

The C:\System32 WFSR.dll file description is: Windows Fax & Scan
Resources. It is an Application extension which was modified on
14|7|2009. The empty and totally unresponding folder which I am
trying
to eradicate from 'Picture location' in Windows Background is
named
'Scanned Documents', but it was only recently imported to there
from My
Documents via Pictures. The Registry entry also refers to 'Scanned
Documents'. Its Value Name is: @
C:\Windows\Systems32\wfsr.dll,-20089.
Can you see any connection between the The Registry file, the
Systems32
file and my empty rogue folder. Incidentally, the Registry file
will not
delete and the 'rogue' folder will accept an image if I make a new
'Scanned Documents' folder in 'Pictures' and place an image in
it, but
it will not delete.


After you recreate the folder that is giving you grief, remove the
permissions as I described, BEFORE you delete the folder. The
reason
the folder is listed is because of those read permissions. So
remove
the permissions and the listing should go away, THEN delete the
folder.


As I explained before, you will find it by r-clicking on the
folder and
selecting Properties, then Security, and you will need to
Remove
the
permissions of WMPNetworkSvc on the folder, as that is why you
have the
entry in the list in the first place.

I have created an identical folder (Scanned Documents) in Pictures,
placed an image in it and now the rogue folder (Scanned Documents)
displays that image and has this path: C:\Users\Emrys Davies\My
Pictures\Scanned Documents (1) the latter being the folder which I
recreated. When I r.c. the rogue folders path and select Properties
then
Security I cannot see anything like you describe re- permissions.
Would
you be more explicit re- that? What exactly am I to do as this is
totally new ground for me?


Navigate to the folder in Windows Explorer, r-click on the folder,
select Properties, select Security, now on the Securities tab
there is
an area labeled "Group or user names", below that it says To change
"Permissions click edit". So select "WMPNetworkSvc" and click
Edit......

When I get to 'To change permissions' and c. Edit I see nothing about
'WMPNetworkSvs'.

What do you see in the box labeled "Group or user names"? Read all the
entries.

I see: Permission for System Allow Deny

Full Control √
Modify √
Read & execute √
List folder Contents √
Read √
Write √
Special permissions √

No, in the box above that labeled "Group or user names", where you
have "System" selected, you need to select "WMPNetworkSvc" instead.

The only entry above Group or User names is:
C:\Users\Emrys Davies\Pictures\Scanned Documents

The only entries below Group or User names, other than what I have
already copied, a

Emrys Davies (EmrysDavies-PC\Emrys Davies)
Administrators (EmrysDavies-PC\Administrators)

You say select "WMPNetworkSvc". Do you mean delete something and replace
it with "WMPNetworkSvc" If so, delete what? What effect on what will
that have?

Since that "Username" isn't appearing, things seem a little odd. As you
wish to remove that folder from the "Desktop Background" listing and
eventually delete it as well, first make sure you are the owner, see
Advanced button, Owner tab. If you are Owner, select Permissions tab and
then remove all permissions including inheritable ones. The listing
should disappear "Desktop Background". I can't say that a reboot won't
be required but without permissions the listing should no longer show up
in the listing. In order to delete the folder you need to give the Emrys
Davies (EmrysDavies-PC\Emrys Davies) account full permissions on the folder.

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On 12/11/2010 12:19, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/10/2010 18:16, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/10/2010 07:22, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/9/2010 06:11, Emrys Davies wrote:

"Bob I" wrote in message
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On 12/8/2010 17:38, Emrys Davies wrote:

The C:\System32 WFSR.dll file description is: Windows Fax & Scan
Resources. It is an Application extension which was modified on
14|7|2009. The empty and totally unresponding folder which I am
trying
to eradicate from 'Picture location' in Windows Background is
named
'Scanned Documents', but it was only recently imported to there
from My
Documents via Pictures. The Registry entry also refers to
'Scanned
Documents'. Its Value Name is: @
C:\Windows\Systems32\wfsr.dll,-20089.
Can you see any connection between the The Registry file, the
Systems32
file and my empty rogue folder. Incidentally, the Registry file
will not
delete and the 'rogue' folder will accept an image if I make a
new
'Scanned Documents' folder in 'Pictures' and place an image in
it, but
it will not delete.


After you recreate the folder that is giving you grief, remove the
permissions as I described, BEFORE you delete the folder. The
reason
the folder is listed is because of those read permissions. So
remove
the permissions and the listing should go away, THEN delete the
folder.


As I explained before, you will find it by r-clicking on the
folder and
selecting Properties, then Security, and you will need to
Remove
the
permissions of WMPNetworkSvc on the folder, as that is why you
have the
entry in the list in the first place.

I have created an identical folder (Scanned Documents) in Pictures,
placed an image in it and now the rogue folder (Scanned Documents)
displays that image and has this path: C:\Users\Emrys Davies\My
Pictures\Scanned Documents (1) the latter being the folder which I
recreated. When I r.c. the rogue folders path and select Properties
then
Security I cannot see anything like you describe re- permissions.
Would
you be more explicit re- that? What exactly am I to do as this is
totally new ground for me?


Navigate to the folder in Windows Explorer, r-click on the folder,
select Properties, select Security, now on the Securities tab
there is
an area labeled "Group or user names", below that it says To change
"Permissions click edit". So select "WMPNetworkSvc" and click
Edit......

When I get to 'To change permissions' and c. Edit I see nothing about
'WMPNetworkSvs'.

What do you see in the box labeled "Group or user names"? Read all the
entries.

I see: Permission for System Allow Deny

Full Control √
Modify √
Read & execute √
List folder Contents √
Read √
Write √
Special permissions √

No, in the box above that labeled "Group or user names", where you
have "System" selected, you need to select "WMPNetworkSvc" instead.

The only entry above Group or User names is:
C:\Users\Emrys Davies\Pictures\Scanned Documents

The only entries below Group or User names, other than what I have
already copied, a

Emrys Davies (EmrysDavies-PC\Emrys Davies)
Administrators (EmrysDavies-PC\Administrators)

You say select "WMPNetworkSvc". Do you mean delete something and replace
it with "WMPNetworkSvc" If so, delete what? What effect on what will
that have?

Since that "Username" isn't appearing, things seem a little odd. As you
wish to remove that folder from the "Desktop Background" listing and
eventually delete it as well, first make sure you are the owner, see
Advanced button, Owner tab. If you are Owner, select Permissions tab and
then remove all permissions including inheritable ones. The listing should
disappear "Desktop Background". I can't say that a reboot won't be
required but without permissions the listing should no longer show up in
the listing. In order to delete the folder you need to give the Emrys
Davies (EmrysDavies-PC\Emrys Davies) account full permissions on the
folder.

Too many uncertainties here for me now. As I have said, the 'rogue' folder
will receive and display images perfectly, but its name will not be in
keeping with its contents. It is a
piece of furniture which I will have to come to terms with and I will do
just that. Thanks a lot for your help and patience.

On 12/12/2010 13:38, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/11/2010 12:19, Emrys Davies wrote:

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On 12/10/2010 18:16, Emrys Davies wrote:

"Bob I" wrote in message
...


On 12/10/2010 07:22, Emrys Davies wrote:

"Bob I" wrote in message
...


On 12/9/2010 06:11, Emrys Davies wrote:

"Bob I" wrote in message
...


On 12/8/2010 17:38, Emrys Davies wrote:

The C:\System32 WFSR.dll file description is: Windows Fax & Scan
Resources. It is an Application extension which was modified on
14|7|2009. The empty and totally unresponding folder which I am
trying
to eradicate from 'Picture location' in Windows Background is
named
'Scanned Documents', but it was only recently imported to there
from My
Documents via Pictures. The Registry entry also refers to
'Scanned
Documents'. Its Value Name is: @
C:\Windows\Systems32\wfsr.dll,-20089.
Can you see any connection between the The Registry file, the
Systems32
file and my empty rogue folder. Incidentally, the Registry file
will not
delete and the 'rogue' folder will accept an image if I make
a new
'Scanned Documents' folder in 'Pictures' and place an image in
it, but
it will not delete.


After you recreate the folder that is giving you grief, remove
the
permissions as I described, BEFORE you delete the folder. The
reason
the folder is listed is because of those read permissions. So
remove
the permissions and the listing should go away, THEN delete the
folder.


As I explained before, you will find it by r-clicking on the
folder and
selecting Properties, then Security, and you will need to
Remove
the
permissions of WMPNetworkSvc on the folder, as that is why
you
have the
entry in the list in the first place.

I have created an identical folder (Scanned Documents) in
Pictures,
placed an image in it and now the rogue folder (Scanned Documents)
displays that image and has this path: C:\Users\Emrys Davies\My
Pictures\Scanned Documents (1) the latter being the folder which I
recreated. When I r.c. the rogue folders path and select
Properties
then
Security I cannot see anything like you describe re- permissions.
Would
you be more explicit re- that? What exactly am I to do as this is
totally new ground for me?


Navigate to the folder in Windows Explorer, r-click on the folder,
select Properties, select Security, now on the Securities tab
there is
an area labeled "Group or user names", below that it says To change
"Permissions click edit". So select "WMPNetworkSvc" and click
Edit......

When I get to 'To change permissions' and c. Edit I see nothing
about
'WMPNetworkSvs'.

What do you see in the box labeled "Group or user names"? Read all
the
entries.

I see: Permission for System Allow Deny

Full Control √
Modify √
Read & execute √
List folder Contents √
Read √
Write √
Special permissions √

No, in the box above that labeled "Group or user names", where you
have "System" selected, you need to select "WMPNetworkSvc" instead.

The only entry above Group or User names is:
C:\Users\Emrys Davies\Pictures\Scanned Documents

The only entries below Group or User names, other than what I have
already copied, a

Emrys Davies (EmrysDavies-PC\Emrys Davies)
Administrators (EmrysDavies-PC\Administrators)

You say select "WMPNetworkSvc". Do you mean delete something and replace
it with "WMPNetworkSvc" If so, delete what? What effect on what will
that have?

Since that "Username" isn't appearing, things seem a little odd. As
you wish to remove that folder from the "Desktop Background" listing
and eventually delete it as well, first make sure you are the owner,
see Advanced button, Owner tab. If you are Owner, select Permissions
tab and then remove all permissions including inheritable ones. The
listing should disappear "Desktop Background". I can't say that a
reboot won't be required but without permissions the listing should no
longer show up in the listing. In order to delete the folder you need
to give the Emrys Davies (EmrysDavies-PC\Emrys Davies) account full
permissions on the folder.

Too many uncertainties here for me now. As I have said, the 'rogue'
folder will receive and display images perfectly, but its name will not
be in keeping with its contents. It is a
piece of furniture which I will have to come to terms with and I will do
just that. Thanks a lot for your help and patience.

Ok, as long as you are satisfied with the current situation.