I have a Windows XP Home Edition.A long while ago, my computer had a major virus. It drove me to having to do a system recovery (Not a destructive system recovery, where everything is deleted).Now I cannot access my old files, the ones I had before the system recovery.I am supposed to have 181 GB of free space, but 170 of it is taken up by the old files, which I cannot access.In my documents and settings, this is what I can see.Everything except Owner have filenames in blue (From surpression).
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