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This. I should probably have written "Windows Explorer". My apoligies.
I understand how it all works. I'll try to elaborate my issue.
- PC is off.
- I switch on PC and boot into windows.
- I open my browser to view content. I see a video I would like to watch but it's a bit dark. I decide i can brighten screen by going into gfx card setting.
- I go to desktop. Right-click on desktop because i can access gfx control panel shortcut from the context-menu.
- Hold on! Why is there an "Undo Rename" item in my context-menu?! I never did any file/folder renaming since I booted my PC.
- Curiously I click on "Undo Rename". Now it shows "Undo Move". WTF?! I haven't moved any file/folder either.
I haven't made any kind of file/folder copy/delete/move/rename operation since boot.
My questions is; Does Windows remember file/folder operations from last boot and carry it over to next boot? If not. Is there a registry entry that shows what file/folder Explorer will "Undo/Redo <operation>" on? If so. Please share. :)
Cheers.
PS. I mean... Unless I have the memory of a gold fish (which is kind of worrying me atm), I am quite sure i didn't do any file/folder operations before seeing this item in my context-menu.