missing c:/documents and settings\user\my documents\my pictures

Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

"Barb" wrote:

Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

This should be :
C:\Documents and settings\User\My Documents\My Pictures.
Did you open Windows Explorer and locate this under the C:\ Root:
[-] My Computer
[+] Floppy Drive (A)
[-] Local Drive
[-]Documents and Settings
[+] Admin
[+] All User
[-] User
Desktop
Favourites
My Documents

If you cannot see it, try to click on Tools Folder Options View and
check Show Hidden Files/Folders on system ( make sure to Uncheck later and
check Hide Files and folders on system?.
HTH

I went into Windows Explorer, I did have show hidden files already checked.
The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that the
..ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
I get the error when I try to open pictures with Microsoft Picture It 2001.
At 1st it was not giving me Picture it as an option in the list of "Open
With". So I removed the program and added it again. I forced the Picture It
option into Open With by going into the program files and hitting PIP.exe.
But no change, still got the error. The Picture It program is working fine,
because I can open the program and work on all my pictures. The problem is
the path getting to the program.
I really appreciate your help thnak you,
Barb

"nass" wrote:



"Barb" wrote:

Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

This should be :
C:\Documents and settings\User\My Documents\My Pictures.
Did you open Windows Explorer and locate this under the C:\ Root:
[-] My Computer
[+] Floppy Drive (A)
[-] Local Drive
[-]Documents and Settings
[+] Admin
[+] All User
[-] User
Desktop
Favourites
My Documents

If you cannot see it, try to click on Tools Folder Options View and
check Show Hidden Files/Folders on system ( make sure to Uncheck later and
check Hide Files and folders on system?.
HTH

"nass" wrote:



"Barb" wrote:

Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

This should be :
C:\Documents and settings\User\My Documents\My Pictures.
Did you open Windows Explorer and locate this under the C:\ Root:
[-] My Computer
[+] Floppy Drive (A)
[-] Local Drive
[-]Documents and Settings
[+] Admin
[+] All User
[-] User
Desktop
Favourites
My Documents

If you cannot see it, try to click on Tools Folder Options View and
check Show Hidden Files/Folders on system ( make sure to Uncheck later and
check Hide Files and folders on system?.
HTH

"Barb" wrote:

I went into Windows Explorer, I did have show hidden files already checked.
The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
I get the error when I try to open pictures with Microsoft Picture It 2001.
At 1st it was not giving me Picture it as an option in the list of "Open
With". So I removed the program and added it again. I forced the Picture It
option into Open With by going into the program files and hitting PIP.exe.
But no change, still got the error. The Picture It program is working fine,
because I can open the program and work on all my pictures. The problem is
the path getting to the program.
I really appreciate your help thnak you,
Barb


The Desktop.ini File Does Not Work Correctly When You Create a Custom
Default Profile
http://support.microsoft.com/default...1&PA=1&SD=HSCH

Look here in these result and see if you will find the error you get:
http://search.microsoft.com/results....US&PageType=99

If this happened recently you can try system restore to an earlier date,
also make sure your system is malware and virus free.

Have a look in the Event Viewer for error messages(X) that can shed some
light and post it back in your next post by performing the following and also
the System File Checker (SFC) sfc /scannow:

Open a Notepad, customize or minimize to the taskbar as you will need it
later for this step to copy the error message on it.
Open a run command and type in:
eventvwr.msc click [OK] you will get the Event viewer control Panel.
click on each of these:
Application
System
Security
Look in the right Pane/window for error message with red (X) or Yellow
exclamation mark /!\ , double click each one to get more info about the
causer.
On the Event error properties message you will see:
Up Arrow
Down arrow
Two pages
Click on the two pages to copy the error message then bring up the Notepad
you opened earlier and right click on the first line and select Paste from
the list, this will paste the error message on a Notepad.
Please don't duplicate the error message one of each kind will be sufficient.
HOW TO: View and Manage Event Logs in Event Viewer in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308427/en-us

Please we need just the error messages with Red (X) and don't repeat the
error, just one of each kind and post them back in your next post.
HTH.
nass
----
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

I already had searched Microsoft website for the error and had no luck. The
error message is "C:/Documents and Settings\user\My Documents\My
Pictures\8-12-2006.JPG does not exist". But I'm able to open the picture with
any other program except Picture It.

I searched the event viewer the only warning I get everyday in Applications
is Event ID 1517. "Windows saved user BARBARA\Barb registry while an
application or service was still using the registry during log off. The
memory used by the user's registry has not been freed. The registry will be
unloaded when it is no longer in use. This is often caused by services
running as a user account, try configuring the services to run in either the
LocalService or NetworkService account". I went to Help & Support and it said
no action required on this event.
In System I get an error, Event 7026 everyday-"The following boot-start or
system-start driver(s) failed to load: cdudf_xp". I don't know which driver
that I have that is bad.
Barb



"nass" wrote:




"nass" wrote:



"Barb" wrote:

Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

This should be :
C:\Documents and settings\User\My Documents\My Pictures.
Did you open Windows Explorer and locate this under the C:\ Root:
[-] My Computer
[+] Floppy Drive (A)
[-] Local Drive
[-]Documents and Settings
[+] Admin
[+] All User
[-] User
Desktop
Favourites
My Documents

If you cannot see it, try to click on Tools Folder Options View and
check Show Hidden Files/Folders on system ( make sure to Uncheck later and
check Hide Files and folders on system?.
HTH

"Barb" wrote:

I went into Windows Explorer, I did have show hidden files already checked.
The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
I get the error when I try to open pictures with Microsoft Picture It 2001.
At 1st it was not giving me Picture it as an option in the list of "Open
With". So I removed the program and added it again. I forced the Picture It
option into Open With by going into the program files and hitting PIP.exe.
But no change, still got the error. The Picture It program is working fine,
because I can open the program and work on all my pictures. The problem is
the path getting to the program.
I really appreciate your help thnak you,
Barb


The Desktop.ini File Does Not Work Correctly When You Create a Custom
Default Profile
http://support.microsoft.com/default...1&PA=1&SD=HSCH

Look here in these result and see if you will find the error you get:
http://search.microsoft.com/results....US&PageType=99

If this happened recently you can try system restore to an earlier date,
also make sure your system is malware and virus free.

Have a look in the Event Viewer for error messages(X) that can shed some
light and post it back in your next post by performing the following and also
the System File Checker (SFC) sfc /scannow:

Open a Notepad, customize or minimize to the taskbar as you will need it
later for this step to copy the error message on it.
Open a run command and type in:
eventvwr.msc click [OK] you will get the Event viewer control Panel.
click on each of these:
Application
System
Security
Look in the right Pane/window for error message with red (X) or Yellow
exclamation mark /!\ , double click each one to get more info about the
causer.
On the Event error properties message you will see:
Up Arrow
Down arrow
Two pages
Click on the two pages to copy the error message then bring up the Notepad
you opened earlier and right click on the first line and select Paste from
the list, this will paste the error message on a Notepad.
Please don't duplicate the error message one of each kind will be sufficient.
HOW TO: View and Manage Event Logs in Event Viewer in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308427/en-us

Please we need just the error messages with Red (X) and don't repeat the
error, just one of each kind and post them back in your next post.
HTH.
nass
----
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

I located the driver cdudf_xp and restored it. I guess it has to do with my
Roxio program.
Barb

"nass" wrote:




"nass" wrote:



"Barb" wrote:

Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

This should be :
C:\Documents and settings\User\My Documents\My Pictures.
Did you open Windows Explorer and locate this under the C:\ Root:
[-] My Computer
[+] Floppy Drive (A)
[-] Local Drive
[-]Documents and Settings
[+] Admin
[+] All User
[-] User
Desktop
Favourites
My Documents

If you cannot see it, try to click on Tools Folder Options View and
check Show Hidden Files/Folders on system ( make sure to Uncheck later and
check Hide Files and folders on system?.
HTH

"Barb" wrote:

I went into Windows Explorer, I did have show hidden files already checked.
The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
I get the error when I try to open pictures with Microsoft Picture It 2001.
At 1st it was not giving me Picture it as an option in the list of "Open
With". So I removed the program and added it again. I forced the Picture It
option into Open With by going into the program files and hitting PIP.exe.
But no change, still got the error. The Picture It program is working fine,
because I can open the program and work on all my pictures. The problem is
the path getting to the program.
I really appreciate your help thnak you,
Barb


The Desktop.ini File Does Not Work Correctly When You Create a Custom
Default Profile
http://support.microsoft.com/default...1&PA=1&SD=HSCH

Look here in these result and see if you will find the error you get:
http://search.microsoft.com/results....US&PageType=99

If this happened recently you can try system restore to an earlier date,
also make sure your system is malware and virus free.

Have a look in the Event Viewer for error messages(X) that can shed some
light and post it back in your next post by performing the following and also
the System File Checker (SFC) sfc /scannow:

Open a Notepad, customize or minimize to the taskbar as you will need it
later for this step to copy the error message on it.
Open a run command and type in:
eventvwr.msc click [OK] you will get the Event viewer control Panel.
click on each of these:
Application
System
Security
Look in the right Pane/window for error message with red (X) or Yellow
exclamation mark /!\ , double click each one to get more info about the
causer.
On the Event error properties message you will see:
Up Arrow
Down arrow
Two pages
Click on the two pages to copy the error message then bring up the Notepad
you opened earlier and right click on the first line and select Paste from
the list, this will paste the error message on a Notepad.
Please don't duplicate the error message one of each kind will be sufficient.
HOW TO: View and Manage Event Logs in Event Viewer in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308427/en-us

Please we need just the error messages with Red (X) and don't repeat the
error, just one of each kind and post them back in your next post.
HTH.
nass
----
http://www.nasstec.co.uk

"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that the
..ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Barb" wrote:

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

Barb,
Try to clear your Recent Documents by Right click Start Button Properties
Click on Customize Click on [Clear List..] Click on Advanced Tab then
click on [Clear List..] button.
Run Disk Clean up and Defrag in safe mode.
HTH.

HTH,
I did that and no change. I also restarted my computer. I thinking this has
to be a Microsoft Picture It problem, because the error I'm getting is from
Picture It. But now the error message has the right format of c:\ now.
No new event errors.
Do you know anything about Picture It?

Barb

"nass" wrote:




"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Barb" wrote:

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

Barb,
Try to clear your Recent Documents by Right click Start Button Properties
Click on Customize Click on [Clear List..] Click on Advanced Tab then
click on [Clear List..] button.
Run Disk Clean up and Defrag in safe mode.
HTH.

Barb,

You said: " The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file."

What Path did you find these two files found in?
BTW, if you select Start and at the bottom where it says Log Off, what name
is listed there, User or something else?

All the best,
SG


"Barb" wrote in message
...
HTH,
I did that and no change. I also restarted my computer. I thinking this
has
to be a Microsoft Picture It problem, because the error I'm getting is
from
Picture It. But now the error message has the right format of c:\ now.
No new event errors.
Do you know anything about Picture It?

Barb

"nass" wrote:




"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and
found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Barb" wrote:

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that
the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact
it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that
to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

Barb,
Try to clear your Recent Documents by Right click Start Button
Properties
Click on Customize Click on [Clear List..] Click on Advanced Tab
then
click on [Clear List..] button.
Run Disk Clean up and Defrag in safe mode.
HTH.

SG,
Under the start, logoff is Barb. The path was C:\Documents and
Settings\Barb\My Documents\My Pictures
Thank you,
Barb

"SG" wrote:

Barb,

You said: " The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file."

What Path did you find these two files found in?
BTW, if you select Start and at the bottom where it says Log Off, what name
is listed there, User or something else?

All the best,
SG


"Barb" wrote in message
...
HTH,
I did that and no change. I also restarted my computer. I thinking this
has
to be a Microsoft Picture It problem, because the error I'm getting is
from
Picture It. But now the error message has the right format of c:\ now.
No new event errors.
Do you know anything about Picture It?

Barb

"nass" wrote:




"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer and
found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Barb" wrote:

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion that
the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in fact
it
was missing ,-28997. So I added that
to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

Barb,
Try to clear your Recent Documents by Right click Start Button
Properties
Click on Customize Click on [Clear List..] Click on Advanced Tab
then
click on [Clear List..] button.
Run Disk Clean up and Defrag in safe mode.
HTH.

Hi Barb,

OK then that tells me you are logged in as Barb, so the path is C:\Documents
and Settings\Barb\My Documents\My Pictures

You should now open Explorer and look for...

Local Disk C:
Documents and Settings
Barb
My Documents
My Pictures

Click on My Pictures, in the right hand pane, what do you see?

All the best,
SG

"Barb" wrote in message
...
SG,
Under the start, logoff is Barb. The path was C:\Documents and
Settings\Barb\My Documents\My Pictures
Thank you,
Barb

"SG" wrote:

Barb,

You said: " The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file."

What Path did you find these two files found in?
BTW, if you select Start and at the bottom where it says Log Off, what
name
is listed there, User or something else?

All the best,
SG


"Barb" wrote in message
...
HTH,
I did that and no change. I also restarted my computer. I thinking this
has
to be a Microsoft Picture It problem, because the error I'm getting is
from
Picture It. But now the error message has the right format of c:\
now.
No new event errors.
Do you know anything about Picture It?

Barb

"nass" wrote:




"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer
and
found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Barb" wrote:

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion
that
the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in
fact
it
was missing ,-28997. So I added
that
to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

Barb,
Try to clear your Recent Documents by Right click Start Button
Properties
Click on Customize Click on [Clear List..] Click on Advanced
Tab
then
click on [Clear List..] button.
Run Disk Clean up and Defrag in safe mode.
HTH.

Hi,
I went into Windows Explorer.The only files that were there was an Adobe and
a desktop.ini file.
Barb


"SG" wrote:

Hi Barb,

OK then that tells me you are logged in as Barb, so the path is C:\Documents
and Settings\Barb\My Documents\My Pictures

You should now open Explorer and look for...

Local Disk C:
Documents and Settings
Barb
My Documents
My Pictures

Click on My Pictures, in the right hand pane, what do you see?

All the best,
SG

"Barb" wrote in message
...
SG,
Under the start, logoff is Barb. The path was C:\Documents and
Settings\Barb\My Documents\My Pictures
Thank you,
Barb

"SG" wrote:

Barb,

You said: " The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file."

What Path did you find these two files found in?
BTW, if you select Start and at the bottom where it says Log Off, what
name
is listed there, User or something else?

All the best,
SG


"Barb" wrote in message
...
HTH,
I did that and no change. I also restarted my computer. I thinking this
has
to be a Microsoft Picture It problem, because the error I'm getting is
from
Picture It. But now the error message has the right format of c:\
now.
No new event errors.
Do you know anything about Picture It?

Barb

"nass" wrote:




"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer
and
found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Barb" wrote:

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion
that
the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in
fact
it
was missing ,-28997. So I added
that
to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

Barb,
Try to clear your Recent Documents by Right click Start Button
Properties
Click on Customize Click on [Clear List..] Click on Advanced
Tab
then
click on [Clear List..] button.
Run Disk Clean up and Defrag in safe mode.
HTH.

Hi,
I went into Windows Explorer. The only files that were there was an Adobe
and a desktop.ini

Barb


"SG" wrote:

Hi Barb,

OK then that tells me you are logged in as Barb, so the path is C:\Documents
and Settings\Barb\My Documents\My Pictures

You should now open Explorer and look for...

Local Disk C:
Documents and Settings
Barb
My Documents
My Pictures

Click on My Pictures, in the right hand pane, what do you see?

All the best,
SG

"Barb" wrote in message
...
SG,
Under the start, logoff is Barb. The path was C:\Documents and
Settings\Barb\My Documents\My Pictures
Thank you,
Barb

"SG" wrote:

Barb,

You said: " The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file."

What Path did you find these two files found in?
BTW, if you select Start and at the bottom where it says Log Off, what
name
is listed there, User or something else?

All the best,
SG


"Barb" wrote in message
...
HTH,
I did that and no change. I also restarted my computer. I thinking this
has
to be a Microsoft Picture It problem, because the error I'm getting is
from
Picture It. But now the error message has the right format of c:\
now.
No new event errors.
Do you know anything about Picture It?

Barb

"nass" wrote:




"Bill P" wrote:


"Barb" wrote in message
...
Please help me locate this file. I did a search of my computer
and
found
nothing.
Thank you,
Barb

Have you tried c:\ instead of c:/
Regards
Bill

"Barb" wrote:

Yes. The only files that were there was an Adobe and a desktop.ini
file.
Yesterday I searched the internet for help and found a suggestion
that
the
.ini file might be missing information. So I compared the 2 and in
fact
it
was missing ,-28997. So I added
that
to the
file hoping that would help, but no change.
The error I get is with c:/

Thank you for responding,
Barb

Barb,
Try to clear your Recent Documents by Right click Start Button
Properties
Click on Customize Click on [Clear List..] Click on Advanced
Tab
then
click on [Clear List..] button.
Run Disk Clean up and Defrag in safe mode.
HTH.