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Mark #1
Why are some files BLUE in Windows Explorer?
Can anyone help me with this one? Thanks. =)
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Chris Lanier #2
Why are some files BLUE in Windows Explorer?
The files with a blue overlay are updates from windows
update. simple enough, u dont want to delete them, they
patch the problems with the OS
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Ken Blake #3
Re: Why are some files BLUE in Windows Explorer?
In 076901c34cd1$bbe8ae10$a101280a@phx.gbl, Chris Lanier wrote:
> The files with a blue overlay are updates from windows
> update. simple enough, u dont want to delete them, they
> patch the problems with the OS
Sorry, this is not correct. Blue files are those which have been
compressed.
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