What’s worse, the next time you reboot, you may get a lovely little reminder that you should save your Windows encryption key to a USB stick, and until you do so, it’ll keep harassing you. Even if you aren’t using any of the built-in Windows encryption shenanigans, it still does this. In short, Windows seems to re-encrypt the files for you on your system, and thus they appear green in Windows Explorer. Well, it’s all related to OS X and file and folder encryption, and Windows doing something semi-stupid when it decompresses said files given to you by your buddy. It seems that the reason this folder is green is because Windows has encrypted it for you. Nevertheless, you’ve still got a green folder left. Notice the extra (and completely useless to you) _MACOSX folder. Most often, this happens when you get some compressed files from a Mac user.
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