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$\"NewsHub\"$ I don’t believe it was ‚in‘ that folder – merely connected by some esoteric route from some other location. You need to find the folder that it is actually ‚in’…possibly using search on C: drive. The real location for the file is the question. This may help: http:\/\/www.gcflearnfree.org\/windows7\/finding-your-files-with-search-and-libraries\/full\/ I wasn’t intending to have you remove the ‚Public Videos‘ folder – but to get an understanding of how these folders are structured and how they work. (I hate the lousy things – but my use of folders is influenced by many years using CP\/M).<\/p>\n