One Music Folder will not open no matter what

I have THE Music Folder located in Libraries and inside this Folder i have another Folder called All Music that no matter what i do, i cannot open the damn thing. It's not locked, It's not restricted, I've tried right clicking on it and doing Open. I've tried doing Open in New Window. I've tried Deleting the damn thing and then Restoring it.

I don't even get an error. It just simply sits there. Yet i can open every other Folder on my Computer. Except this ONE Folder.

Help, please?

I have Windows 7 Home Premium x64, My Virus Scans are up to date and so are my Computer Updates. I've closed all Programs and tried opening it, too.

This isn't "Super" important. I'm more concerned that there's something wrong with my hard-drive than the actual Music (although there's over 700 Songs in this one Folder..)

Done.

Still not working..
I do use Itunes as an application to put songs on my Ipod and then on my actual Computer i use Winamp, but i've been doing this for a few weeks now and have had no issues. I haven't even recently opened this Folder. I open Folders inside it that have more Music. Which i can still do by using the Arrow key next to the All Music Folder in the Libraries Menu


Edit:

Lol ok that was annoying. I used a Malware Software to scan the Folder just in case, and it said nothing was infected. Then suddenly i double click on the Folder and it opened. But when i closed the Folder and went back to try and open it again, it still will not open!!

Try doing a DIR command from a DOS prompt.

By "sits there", you mean the equivalent of a mouse pointer "hourglass" (green circle)?

While it is hung, poke around in TASK MANAGER and see if you can see any physical I/Os or CPU usage that's occuring. If need be, click on the PERFORMANCE tab (top) of Task Manager and then click on RESOURCE MONITOR (lower left tile). Open up the CPU or DISK tabs/miniwindows and see if that sheds any light on what it's hung on.

What i meant by "Just sits there" is that it literally does nothing. It doesn't even show an hourglass or make the Folder Window Non-Responsive. I did what you said and i noticed that when i double click the Folder, my CPU Usage suddenly jumps for the fraction of a second then dies back down to its usual.

I was looking at the CPU Tab in Resource Monitor like you said, and when i double clicked on the Folder again, there was about 3 things that suddenly were using more CPU than normal.

It was a little hard to catch them.. But it looked like dwm (Desktop Windows Manager), perform.exe, and i couldn't catch the 3rd one.

I'm not a Computer techy person so i have no idea if this means anything ..

learn the command prompt commands for directories and try moving everything from that directory to a new one and then get rid of that folder.

copy C:\..folderlocationhere\*.* [drive letter destination]

Abstrat said:

How many memory does that folder has?

3.51 GB

Shadethire said:

learn the command prompt commands for directories and try moving everything from that directory to a new one and then get rid of that folder.

copy C:\..folderlocationhere\*.* [drive letter destination]

Yes i tried this, still no luck.

1Bowtie said:

Have you tried right clicking and share with / everyone and see if that let's you in.

Yes I've tried changing the permissions multiple times also.