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Does anybody know how to prevent the Folder "Ý" being created in de root of de drive from wich it is installed? My filemonitor just gives a Create Folder c:\Ý en then closes it.

The strange thing is that it doesn't contain anythin and you can just delete it.

Anybody?

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It's a quirk in Quicktimes installation. I have the same problem. eirogge do you still have that cmd file to delete this directory? I can't seem to get the correct extended ascii character for the Ý correct.

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@ All

just to let you know how I rid myself of the Y....

I install reg tweaks next to last, ATI Drivers are last.

the reg hack has a del QT icon in it, found on this site.

when I installed QT after the reg hack I got the Y

once I moved reg tweaks to next to last (after QT)

problem gone

Of cousre I don't install reg's from cmdlines and I'm

the only user so no big deal.

doggy bags have BONES

bonedaddy

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OK - I think I figured out a workaround. For some reason the RD command won't recognize the C:\Ý directory. The trick is to MOVE this directory to another name first THEN delete it.

MOVE C:\Ý C:\XXX
RD /S /Q C:\XXX

Seemed to work for me. I'm doing an new build so I'll let you know if this doesnt work.

BTW: This can't delete directory problem ONLY occurs with Quicktime created C:\Ý directories. If you manually create the C:\Ý directory there is no problem using the RD command to delete it!

:) :newbie:

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Update: well, I tried that MOVE, RD trick, and... it didn't work. Perhaps we can do a REN instead of MOVE and delete the renamed folder?

I'll run another install cycle with that change and we'll see. There's GOT to be a way to get rid of this in a batch file. Hmph.

JP

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