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General Computer Support / Re: .jpg folders and files changed to USBC[weird symbols] after search
« on: January 03, 2017, 12:30:09 pm »
Shows what I know: Restore is for the C drive only. Did not work anyway.
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General Computer Support / Re: .jpg folders and files changed to USBC[weird symbols] after search
« on: January 03, 2017, 11:19:15 am »
I have a 'Restore point" dated yesterday. Not too sure if the Time on it is before the search.
While it may work, I would still like to understand what happened.
A friend said Windows would not allow the same file names to show up. I sent him a snip of the full page of the same images and .jpg name.
While it may work, I would still like to understand what happened.
A friend said Windows would not allow the same file names to show up. I sent him a snip of the full page of the same images and .jpg name.
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General Computer Support / .jpg folders and files changed to USBC[weird symbols] after search
« on: January 03, 2017, 11:04:06 am »
Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1 HP Pavilion Slimline s5414y
I was looking for a copy of an image and I read about using KIND:=PICTURE in the search bar of a folder. I tried it on my 250 Gig Ext HDD and saw a bunch of stuff flying by. [Ext HDD is a 'Storite', Lockite, something like that]
Later I went to folder with 20 or more+ Gigs of files in this Ext HDD. Instead I found one file labeled: "USBC [3 stacked lines, like = plus 1][SIGMA symbol][Big black box][Smaller dot half wayup][a period]" I see no way to attach a jpeg.
Many of the other folders and files are USBC [something weird]. Many of these I had seen 'fly by' in the search.
It all has to be there the HDD has the same size shown in "Computer" as before. How to get it out is the problem.
On advice I have searched for both .jpg and *.jpg. With .jpg I see covers to music and images from a big but very old folder. With *.jpg I get the same result, but, a number of the old ones show up with 10+ copies of a dozen or so of them..
I also had used a 'duplicate file finder', but only on the PC and not the EXT HDD.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
I was looking for a copy of an image and I read about using KIND:=PICTURE in the search bar of a folder. I tried it on my 250 Gig Ext HDD and saw a bunch of stuff flying by. [Ext HDD is a 'Storite', Lockite, something like that]
Later I went to folder with 20 or more+ Gigs of files in this Ext HDD. Instead I found one file labeled: "USBC [3 stacked lines, like = plus 1][SIGMA symbol][Big black box][Smaller dot half wayup][a period]" I see no way to attach a jpeg.
Many of the other folders and files are USBC [something weird]. Many of these I had seen 'fly by' in the search.
It all has to be there the HDD has the same size shown in "Computer" as before. How to get it out is the problem.
On advice I have searched for both .jpg and *.jpg. With .jpg I see covers to music and images from a big but very old folder. With *.jpg I get the same result, but, a number of the old ones show up with 10+ copies of a dozen or so of them..
I also had used a 'duplicate file finder', but only on the PC and not the EXT HDD.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Tweaking.com Support & Help / "T.com W.R. tray Icon is requesting your permission"
« on: December 27, 2015, 04:48:18 pm »
HP s5414y 64 bit Win 7 Chrome
I was having a problem with Photoshop Elements. I use the disc not the download. After messing with it and stopping. I saw the repair icon was flashing in my tray. I figured it saw something needed. Since problems could not be with the PS disc I knew it had to be windows. I ran it using every option, including running repairs twice. I found myself stuck in Safe Mode and had to use MSCONFIG to get out. The icon was still flashing in the tray. [ Plus I still seem to have bugs in Photoshop. But, that is someone else's forum]
If I clicked on the icon and it had a message why it was up, hey, that'd be great. Might need magic for that, though. Any real world ideas as to why it keeps trying to get my attention? thanks.
I was having a problem with Photoshop Elements. I use the disc not the download. After messing with it and stopping. I saw the repair icon was flashing in my tray. I figured it saw something needed. Since problems could not be with the PS disc I knew it had to be windows. I ran it using every option, including running repairs twice. I found myself stuck in Safe Mode and had to use MSCONFIG to get out. The icon was still flashing in the tray. [ Plus I still seem to have bugs in Photoshop. But, that is someone else's forum]
If I clicked on the icon and it had a message why it was up, hey, that'd be great. Might need magic for that, though. Any real world ideas as to why it keeps trying to get my attention? thanks.
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