You can delete them, but restarting Audio Station, Video Station, etc. will re-create them.

You can hide them from Windows Network view in settings, but they will still appear with other protocols or File Station.

Best: Remove your own permissions from these folders.

• Fritz!Box sends the name that is entered into Fritz!Box' web interface. This overrides your local address book.
• To see entries from your local address book instead, type #960*0* and dial. This will disable display of messages coming from Fritz!Box.

This happens when your Mass Effect 2 character actually originated in Mass Effect 1.

• Go to Mass Effect Tools
• Follow the insanely convoluted instructions (it involves signing up at another web site).
• You should end up with a list of the customization options you chose and a "face code" like in the attached PDF.
• Create a new character in Mass Effect 3.
• Enter the face code you got from the Mass Effect Tools.
• Manually change the settings that couldn't be exported from Mass Effect Tools ...

• Create a new Mass Effect 3 character with the desired face (also see How to recreate your unimportable Mass Effect 2 character in Mass Effect 3).
• Download the savegame editor (it's very beta).
• Open the character with the desired face, go to "Player", then "Appearance", then click "Export head morph". Save the file to disk.
• Open the character with the face you want to change,...