File Browser is missing folders

[mutools]

Oops, indeed there is something wrong sorry. Correcting...

[mutools]

Here is a special MU.LAB test version:

http://www.mutools.com/mulab/test/mulab ... 25-win.zip

How to use this test version:

1) Simply unzip to a new folder and run Mulab.exe
2) Goto Help menu -> Start Logging
3) Now goto File menu -> Open Session (or use another point in Mu.LAB where you can browse around) and start browsing your system and browse to the folders which contain files/folders that are not shown as expected. MU.LAB will log all your browsing. Once you're sure that all problematic locations were logged, quit MU.LAB and email the most recent Log-yyyymmdd-hhmmss.Txt which is in your Mulab folder to

Hopefully the logs will give an answer.

Thanks.

[miquelmatas]

Hi Jo,

I've discovered Mulab doesn't read system folders.

In my case, PortableApps folder have got system attribute as in the Mulab test log appears:
00:21:38:774 FileInfo 12601C: PortableApps = SYSTEM FOLDER

I changed the PortableApps folder attributes to -s. Now, Mulab can see this folder.

Thanks for your superb support.

Cheers,
Miquel.

[mutools]

Thanks a lot for your feedback Miquel!

loungedumore also emailed me a log file (thanks for that!) and the same reason popped up.

I'm building a new MU.LAB version 3.2.7 where the 'system' attribute is ignored and only the 'hidden' attribute is taken into account.

I'm still amazed why these folders have a 'system' attribute

To OSX users: This issue only affects the Windows version.

[mutools]

Issue should be resolved in MU.LAB 3.2.7: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=309172

[loungedumore]

Indeed it is . I sent you an E-mail confirming , but thought MU deserved a public nod for the insanely quick fix .