| Re: Restoring deleted Junction Points Glad to hear things are sorted out. It's good that you hadn't emptied the
Bin. For example, permanently deleting the My Music junction in the Recycle
Bin would have deleted your Music folder and its contents, and the Music
folder and its contents would not have gone into the Recycle Bin.
Yes, Vista has some elements like Junction Points and Symbolic Links that
can be kind of puzzling. Basically they are "re-directories", that tell
programs where the new locations for folders are in Vista, as well as what
the new names are.
"BCY1" <BCY1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> dean:
>
> you know... i was thinking about this and i came up with the same idea. i
> just created a new user and copied over the the files using the public
> folder. Then i poked around in the old user and i looked in the recycle
> and
> there the junctions were! so i restored them and all seems OK. You need
> to
> have visibility of all files turned on (hidden, system) in order to see
> these babies in the recycle.
>
> Anyway, i am going to use the new user i set up, but i am going to watch
> and
> see what happens to the old user. Overall, Vista is interesting..but
> odd!!
>
> thanks
>
> BCY[/color] |