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I'm at a complete loss as to why a random image has associated itself to my Windows folder. What is more frustrating is that there seems to be no way to remove it, as the Windows folder's properties menu doesn't have a "Customize" tab that allows you to reset a folder icon. I have tried...

I don't understand why you can't customize folder views for the Program Files (x86) and Windows folders on your system drive. If you right click on either of these, there is no "customize" tab. That setting, however, is available to their sub-folders, although it's mostly a farce. If you select...

Thank you. I wonder why accessed times can still be changed under some circumstances even when it's disabled?

Can someone please explain the difference between modified and accessed time? I don't understand why some changes to a file affect the modified time but not the accessed time, while other operations change one or both. For instance, I've been updating the information in some of the FLAC...

Very strange, doesn't work for me. Luckily, the program just allows you to hold delete to get rid of everything.

Yes, I actually played around with that program a couple of days ago but didn't delve deep enough into it, but it looks like it will do the trick. I still haven't figured out how to select multiple folders for deletion (shift or control seems to have no effect), though.

Yes, but how do I have it list folders that only contain mp3 files?

Thanks, but I guess I could have been more clear. Instead of listing the individual .mp3 files, I want it to only list the folders that hold them. If I delete the files individually, as your screenshot shows, I would still have to delete the empty folders, which would be a time-consuming process.

I'm trying to delete all of my mp3s, but searching for them shows each file individually. Is there a way to get File Explorer to show only folders that contain mp3s?

Update. The BSOD on restart (and shut down, I assume) does not happen if I do it relatively soon after logging in. I assume that there's some kind of driver being loaded late that is causing the problem. Can anyone take a look at my attachment?

Bump. My system seems to be a lot more stable now, but a BSOD is guaranteed whenever I try to shut down or reboot the system, and it always involves hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe.

I just built this PC with Windows 8 Pro but have been getting random BSODs (watchdog) that typically occur when the system has to restart after installing new software or drivers. BlueScreenView tells me that the problem files are hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe (and usbport.sys in one other dump), but...