How to I open a private folder that I created

[Georgew6]

On my computer I have a large folder with 2.6 mb of photos, but the I recall
making this a private folder. By now I have tried all the HELP suggestions I
have and need more help.

The folder is on the Desktop, but when I try to open it, the enclosed file
(small) named tn.4.cache returns an error message that "this file is not
a valid win32 application.

Does anyone know how I can get beyond all this a open the private folder, if
I can.
I've exhauster all the HELP topics that I could find and none of the ideas
worked for me.

George

 

[GHalleck]

Georgew6 wrote:

> On my computer I have a large folder with 2.6 mb of photos, but the I recall
> making this a private folder. By now I have tried all the HELP suggestions I
> have and need more help.
>
> The folder is on the Desktop, but when I try to open it, the enclosed file
> (small) named tn.4.cache returns an error message that "this file is not
> a valid win32 application.
>
> Does anyone know how I can get beyond all this a open the private folder, if
> I can.
> I've exhauster all the HELP topics that I could find and none of the ideas
> worked for me.
>
> George


Strange name for a folder and it would certainly not be one named by an
user (or should not be). But how were the pictures put into the private
folder? If an application was used to accomplish this, then the folder
must be re-opened by the application. Need more information.

 

[pokey3330]

What happens if you rename it?

"Georgew6" wrote:

> On my computer I have a large folder with 2.6 mb of photos, but the I recall
> making this a private folder. By now I have tried all the HELP suggestions I
> have and need more help.
>
> The folder is on the Desktop, but when I try to open it, the enclosed file
> (small) named tn.4.cache returns an error message that "this file is not
> a valid win32 application.
>
> Does anyone know how I can get beyond all this a open the private folder, if
> I can.
> I've exhauster all the HELP topics that I could find and none of the ideas
> worked for me.
>
> George