PrintHood shortcut folder in User Folders?


  1. Kimikaze2
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    PrintHood shortcut folder in User Folders?


    I think I have a remnant folder from XP that came over when I used Windows Easy Transfer to migrate my files and settings from XP Pro SP3 to 7 Home Premium. Of course, this is after I did a clean install of Win 7. Is it ok to just delete this folder, which btw I do not have permission to access, or is there some Registry tweaking required?

    I also had Pictures, Videos, and My Documents (shortcut) folders that were empty and also denied me access. I just deleted them.

    Appreciate any help you guys can give me.
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  4. Kimikaze2
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    Here's a screenshot that probably explains it better than I could.
    PrintHood shortcut folder in User Folders?-my-user-profile.jpg

    Notice the PrintHood folder shortcut? That's what I'm wondering about. Not a big deal, obviously, but I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks.
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