Note: These are custom folders that visually look like Windows system folders. They do not replace or modify real system files.

"(C)" is used instead of "(C:)" because Windows does not allow ":" in folder names.

Some folders use the Windows "System" attribute for visual and organizational purposes only. They do not modify Windows or system files.

All files were COPIED (not cut) from Local Disk (C:\). The original Windows system files remain untouched.

Important clarification:

Windows protects real system files (such as System32).
That is why some actions may be blocked or icons may be hidden.

The files included in this project are COPIES only.
They are not connected to the real Windows system.

You may delete files inside this custom folder safely.
Deleting them will NOT affect your PC or Windows installation.

Do NOT delete real system files from Local Disk (C:\).
IMPORTANT WARNING:

Some files in this project are COPIES of Windows system files
used only for visual and customization purposes.

DO NOT delete or modify real Windows system files
from Local Disk (C:\).

Deleting real system files can break Windows.
Only use the files inside this custom folder.

Folders such as Downloads, Documents, Music, Pictures,
and Gallery in this project are COPIES or shortcuts.

They do not replace real user folders.
Deleting files inside this custom folder is safe.

Do NOT delete files from your real user folders
(C:\Users\YourName).

Note: These are custom folders that visually
look like Windows system folders. (Local Disk (C) and This PC folders.)
They do not replace or modify real system files.

This project is NOT malicious.
It does NOT contain viruses, malware, or hacking tools.

This is a Windows custom folder created by official user, WindFile.

It includes my own custom items, icons, and shortcuts,
designed to work like Windows system folders (e.g. This PC, Storage, Sounds, and more).

All files are normal Windows files and shortcuts.

Nothing here runs hidden code.

If you see a TV icon without a name from Sounds:
- Click "Your Monitor Name" on the turned off monitor icon.

- Press F2 or double left-click the file name.

- Rename it to match your device model.