Sagor

It's a junction or symlink that's badly configured... it's not taking up space physically on your drive, just the base size of 5 GB or whatever.
 
It's like a shortcut in C:\users\[your username]\Application Data  called Application Data, which links to   C:\users\[your username]\Application Data so each time you click on Application Data you get the contents of the base folder shown. 
 
Could probably fix it with SysInternals Suite's junction.exe or by using rmdir in command line on the folder ... but  probably won't let you as it's a "protected folder" / "system folder" and you could mess it up even more.
 

Maybe Linus mail can help me!

Maybe Linus mail can help me!

Here is the deal. Banks in the US block transactions all the time. Most of them are worried about fraud. Because they would be out the money. Your cousin needs to explicitly call their bank and say this is legit. I used to work in retail, Ive seen purchases rejected many times. I remember one instance where a guy was buying a TV. They blocked it, he called them and all he had to do is authorize the purchase. Slid the card again and it worked. This is also coming from a guy who has had his debit card comprised Twice. Which is why Im happy they finally got the god damn chips in our cards. 
 
As far as refunds are concerned that would be dependent on your nations law. In the case of the US banks are governed by the US Federal Reserve. I know in some cases it can take 7-10 business days to get a refund on a card in the US. This is because thats the rules the banks have to follow. 

Maybe Linus mail can help me!

OOO thank you for reminding me the apps.I just totally forgot it.
Apps name is 'Smart View'.
Now i can play untouched bluray from pc to tv flawlessly without any hassle.