To Arnie and Grand Poobah.
Many thanks for taking the time to reply. I am now happy as the files, as
you suggest, have not been accessed in ages so, as you rightly say, they are
the ones that have been compressed and "blued"; any files I have saved since
are back in black.
Best regards and thanks again.
Andy
"Grand_Poohbah" wrote:
> The blue color shows that the file has been compressed. When you run
> "cleanup" it will compress files that haven't been used in a while. They can
> be uncompressed if need be by choosing Properties from a right-click on the
> folder containing compressed files and choose Advanced. Once there you can
> uncheck "compress contents to save disk space" and click OK. You will be
> asked if you want this to be applied to subfolders - answer accordingly.
>
> Or, alternateively, you can leave them alone as they take up a smaller
> space. If you haven't used them in a while no problem.
>
> GP
>
> "Andy" wrote:
>
> > I have just run disc cleanup now all my file colours have changed from black
> > to blue text which is harder to read. Any ideas how I can change them back.
> > System is working fine. Newer files since the clean up are still showing in
> > Black type. Any help appreciated.
> > Thanks
> > Andy >> Stay informed about: File colours changes after disc cleanup 
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