Insert the following registry location into the address bar at the top, replacing what ever is presently there:
When the “ User Account Control” window pops up, click “ Yes“ Open the Windows Registry program by clicking “ Start” then type “ regedit” and press “enter” on your keyboard. I’ve been running my computer with these edits in place since the beginning of 2020 without issue. So, be sure to backup your Registry just in case you need to restore any entries. However, it is not presently known if this will, eventually, cause issues. The best way I have found to permanently remove these folders from my Windows file system is via the Windows Registry. Removing the Camera Roll, Saved Pictures and Captures folders # In this article I will show you how to permanently remove these default folders, for good! These two apps continuously monitor for and recreate the Camera Roll, Saved Pictures, and Captures folders if they are missing. The culprits generating these empty folders are the Microsoft Camera and Photo apps. Any attempts to delete these folders would be futile, they simply reappear the next time you open a photo or video file. With Windows 10, Microsoft has introduced three more folders, the “ Camera Roll” and “ Saved Pictures” within the Pictures folder and “ Captures” within the Videos folder. You would be amazed at the number of empty folders ( which Microsoft and others have automatically created over the years) which have accumulated and cluttered up client computers. I say “we” because I have and continue to transfer files for many clients from old to new PC’s. I really wish Microsoft would stop forcing us to utilize folders which we don’t specifically request. A personal computer is just that… personal.
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