> <here@home.again> wrote:[color=blue][color=green]
>>So, you have a problem with your computer and came in here to ask for help
>>but don't like the answer you got, right? We can't help you fix it if you
>>refuse to work a little. It's your computer, so only you can decide
>>whether
>>or not you really want to get it working correctly. It's kind of like the
>>joke about the guy that prays to God to win the lottery, every week, but
>>never buys a ticket. You have to do your part if you want to get any
>>results.[/color][/color]
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> <keepout******.com.invalid> replied...
> There are limits. I followed it as far as I intended to. The problem was
> the
> folder had the link to itself. You opened the link, you opened the folder
> etc..
> ad infinitum ad nauseum.
> IOW: there WAS NO END. The 101st folder opened was the 1st folder. The
> 101st
> link, was the 1st link. The only differences appeared in the path bar, and
> the
> tree. They were the SAME link & SAME folder.
> re-opening the same 2 items over and over again, accomplishes nothing.
> The DATE was IDENTICAL on the 10th Folder I opened. IOW #10 was not
> created at
> the same time, it WAS the SAME FOLDER.
>
> The folder opened folders that had a folder link that pointed to itself.
> It was
> circular..[/color]

"Bill Yanaire" clarified...[color=blue]
>I think what he means is you should try and see what is going on with your
>computer. Are there any files in the directory? Look at the dates on the
>folders. Do they correspond to any programs that you were running at that
>time?
>
> Did you install something new recently? Another possibility is that it
> could be a virus. Is your antivirus up to date? Since it's your computer,
> try and see if you can narrow it down a bit more.
>[/color]

Thanks! I wasn't too clear at the time - diabetic need-to-eat syndrome. Yes,
there has to be more going on, and we need more info to figure out what
steps are needed to correct it. Sorry I wasn't more specific in my earlier
reply.