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Jeremy Weimer · 06-01-2006, 10:21 PM

When I go into the Photos folder to try to view player photos that I want to use in my historic league and when I open the images folder of my league to try to replace the logos I'm getting a Windows Explorer error. Then the folders proceed to freeze and I have to end the process to be able to do anything on my computer. I'm posting it here because I don't think it's my computer alone that's the problem because I just attempted some tests using a couple of GDS games and neither had problems.

I viewed the player faces folder in TCB and the helmets folder in BBCF for my NCAA league. Both of those graphics folders have a lot of images, so if it's just my computer not handling a lot of images or something it should've done it with these folders as well.

Anyone have any suggestions or know what's wrong? Before it's suggested, I tried re-starting my computer. It didn't help any. That's why I'm coming here for support.

06-01-2006, 10:21 PM	#1
Jeremy Weimer Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Minneapolis, MN Posts: 3,411	Windows Explorer error when opening photos and images folders When I go into the Photos folder to try to view player photos that I want to use in my historic league and when I open the images folder of my league to try to replace the logos I'm getting a Windows Explorer error. Then the folders proceed to freeze and I have to end the process to be able to do anything on my computer. I'm posting it here because I don't think it's my computer alone that's the problem because I just attempted some tests using a couple of GDS games and neither had problems. I viewed the player faces folder in TCB and the helmets folder in BBCF for my NCAA league. Both of those graphics folders have a lot of images, so if it's just my computer not handling a lot of images or something it should've done it with these folders as well. Anyone have any suggestions or know what's wrong? Before it's suggested, I tried re-starting my computer. It didn't help any. That's why I'm coming here for support.