Can't even see folder with lock icon!

[Roy]

I downloaded a zip file from a webpage, creating a new folder for the
purpose. When I go to unzip the file, I can't find the folder. I go
back to the webpage to download again, and it tells me I already have
the file, but I notice now there is a "folder with lock" icon next to
the folder I created. This folder isn't visible at all in Windows
Explorer, no matter what options I choose. (And the User I am logged
in as has full administrator privileges.)

How do I take ownership of this folder? I'm stumped!

 

[neil]

When you try to download the file again what is the path to the file shown
across the top of the download dialog window.?
Neil

"Roy" <rfeni@webspanning.net> wrote in message
news:73rls591k3riu73s4hgk7j34qf72uangsb@4ax.com...
> I downloaded a zip file from a webpage, creating a new folder for the
> purpose. When I go to unzip the file, I can't find the folder. I go
> back to the webpage to download again, and it tells me I already have
> the file, but I notice now there is a "folder with lock" icon next to
> the folder I created. This folder isn't visible at all in Windows
> Explorer, no matter what options I choose. (And the User I am logged
> in as has full administrator privileges.)
>
> How do I take ownership of this folder? I'm stumped!

 

[Roy]

The same folder (with lock icon), and it even says that the file is
already there, but I can't find the file--and I look at the entire
path, including drive letter.

On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 16:53:15 +0100, "neil" <neil@somewhere.com> wrote:

>When you try to download the file again what is the path to the file shown
>across the top of the download dialog window.?
>Neil
>
>"Roy" <rfeni@webspanning.net> wrote in message
>news:73rls591k3riu73s4hgk7j34qf72uangsb@4ax.com...
>> I downloaded a zip file from a webpage, creating a new folder for the
>> purpose. When I go to unzip the file, I can't find the folder. I go
>> back to the webpage to download again, and it tells me I already have
>> the file, but I notice now there is a "folder with lock" icon next to
>> the folder I created. This folder isn't visible at all in Windows
>> Explorer, no matter what options I choose. (And the User I am logged
>> in as has full administrator privileges.)
>>
>> How do I take ownership of this folder? I'm stumped!

 

[Dave-UK]

"Roy" <rfeni@webspanning.net> wrote in message news:n2b3t5l3auo8dog76h8ql1cdinb62enat9@4ax.com...
> The same folder (with lock icon), and it even says that the file is
> already there, but I can't find the file--and I look at the entire
> path, including drive letter.
>

What are you trying to download, what's the webpage and the file ?

 

[neil]

Can you post the path.?
Neil

"Roy" <rfeni@webspanning.net> wrote in message
news:n2b3t5l3auo8dog76h8ql1cdinb62enat9@4ax.com...
> The same folder (with lock icon), and it even says that the file is
> already there, but I can't find the file--and I look at the entire
> path, including drive letter.
>
> On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 16:53:15 +0100, "neil" <neil@somewhere.com> wrote:
>
>>When you try to download the file again what is the path to the file shown
>>across the top of the download dialog window.?
>>Neil
>>
>>"Roy" <rfeni@webspanning.net> wrote in message
>>news:73rls591k3riu73s4hgk7j34qf72uangsb@4ax.com...
>>> I downloaded a zip file from a webpage, creating a new folder for the
>>> purpose. When I go to unzip the file, I can't find the folder. I go
>>> back to the webpage to download again, and it tells me I already have
>>> the file, but I notice now there is a "folder with lock" icon next to
>>> the folder I created. This folder isn't visible at all in Windows
>>> Explorer, no matter what options I choose. (And the User I am logged
>>> in as has full administrator privileges.)
>>>
>>> How do I take ownership of this folder? I'm stumped!