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lanux128:
How do you uninstall this? I tried to install it and I have a right click menu but nothing happens. I need to uninstall it and then try to re-install but I dont see how to do this? I think I am in the right place for Files 2 Folder?
-qbw649 (October 19, 2011, 01:17 AM)
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this is from the help file:
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1) Unpack archive to a folder of your choice.
2) Run the Files2Folder.exe. A message box will pop up asking you if you would like to register the shell extension. Click yes.
3) A shortcut will also be created that will allow you to unregister the shell extension if you wish to do so.
4) Alternately, you can silently install Files 2 Folder using the -s switch like this:
c:\path\to\Files2Folder.exe -s
To silently uninstall use -su.
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qbw649:
Unfortunately I did as some others have and ran the .exe from the zip file. So no uninstall file was created. So I unzipped it to a folder a second time ran the exe but nothing happens. I dont see it running in task mgr either. I am running windows xp sp3. Some how I need to maybe just run the install again but it doesn't seem to do anything. I do have the right click menu but that doesn't work. So I figure the registry entries were not made correctly because I initially ran it out of the zip file.
skwire:
Hi qbw649 and welcome to the site. :)
To uninstall Files2Folder, open up a command prompt, navigate to the Files2Folder folder and run this command:
Files2Folder.exe -su
Then simply run Files2Folder.exe again to register it at its new location. Let me know how it goes.
qbw649:
That did it awesome! Thank you! Works great!
nkormanik:
Additional request. Or perhaps someone already knows of a program that does the following:
For selected files... create subfolders by EXTENSIONS, move files to their appropriate subfolder based on their EXTENSION.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned this before.
Thanks Skwire.
Nicholas Kormanik
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