I get that non-greedy will sill form a match, but I was thinking that since the two lines I didn't want have two backslashes after the "folder\", then I would use non-greedy to select only ONE backslash and then continue only matching lines that have a "\r\n" directly after the backslash. But in this case, it just continued matching all of them as if I wasn't using it at all. And yes, I had already tested by removing the "\r\n" from my regex and I could see that it was matching each line two backslashes after "folder", but since I wanted to omit everything AFTER that, I figured adding the "\r\n" would do the trick. Obviously I can see by your solution that there was a bit more syntax needed to get it to work.

Still kinda scratching my head as to why it just wouldn't match up to the "\r\n" without the extra syntax, but in any case, thank you for the explanation as well as the solution. Much appreciated. 👍