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as far as i can tell you should just have to run the .reg, restart and you're good to go. im not sure what the problem is then.. ill do some more looking.

EDIT:

Try running the .reg again.

Then reboot, and upon relogon,


Check the Remember each folder's view settings, and uncheck restore previous folder windows at logon
(and obviously, uncheck hide extensions)

hope this works

Alright, I'll keep checking. So far, the things I've found @ google are quite useless :/

I've also read updating to Service Pack 2 can fix this issue.

Well, it didn't for me. I even re-applied the fix after SP2.. and still no go -.-

i currently experienced similar thing when i tried hiding my folder on the desktop i could hardly retrieve it, but i saw it on the command prompt as an hidden folder.....................but it looks difficult to retrieve back, even after searching its unseen. how can i get it back? plsssssssssssssssssssss

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I GOT IT WRATHEK, IT JUST WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR ................ THANKS MEN

(10-09-2009, 01:02 PM)wrathek Wrote: [ -> ]Its not a virus causing your problem. Its a common problem with Vista, and back when I used Vista I personally had to correct this issue myself.

http://lonewolfonline.net/downloads/vist...ew-fix.txt

Download that file^ and change the extension to .reg instead of .txt.

Double-click it, say yes to merging with the registry, reboot your computer.

Set folders the way you want to, and they will be remembered. Also, clicking apply to all folders would probably be a good idea, and then manually change your music/video/picture folder views as they are the only ones i have special views for personally.

I can't remember what it is about Vista that causes it to happen, I just remember that the only fix is to completely delete every trace of it and force it to start over.

Hope this helps you with your problem dude.

GG

@ SF, I have done that, and it did not work.

unhiding my files, is what i am considerate about, i need to know how to do that.....................

It's fixed, mysteriously. Thanks for the effort