Yes, that is what I did, I copyed the content (files and folders) of the problematic special characters folder, not the folder itself. I deleted the folder with the strange (ASCII?) charcters after I copyed its content.
Everithing is OK now and I suppose I will never have this problem again, but it's good to know the solution
And also someon having the same problem might read this and find it helpful...
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Originally Posted by it_waaznt_me
You couldve removed the system attribute set by the crappy software by this :
Start > Run > cmd {press enter}
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attrib -s -h -r folder~1 {Press Enter}
The folder should be visible in Windows Explorer now. And then you could browse the folder easily.
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Thnaks,
we have another way of delaing with this problem then.
obviously the system attributes have been the key...
BTW, is this the reason why I couldn't rename it in cmd?