Richie(UK)

Hi all,

Great site - good job! :)

Whilst browsing through the various folders on my X30 I noticed that there is a file called "ignore_my_docs". This appears in Built-in Storage and Storage Card

What is it and what is it's purpose? Any ideas?

stoneraven9

Hello. If you do not have a "my documents" folder in each of your drives, the file system will place a folder there called "ignore my docs". Then when your file manager goes looking for your documents, it will see this file (ignore my docs) and then not look on that drive for documents (which you may want to see, hehhe). So..... delete the "ignore my docs" folder and create a "my documents" folder on the drives. (make sure there is one on every drive) That way your file management will scan that drive for your documents.

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Richie(UK)

Hi Stone,

Thanks for the explanation - much appreciated.

ikehiker

One slight modification to Stoneraven's suggestion - you should add the "My Documents" folder before deleting the file. Doing it the other way will just recreate the file as you are creating the folder.

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