For some reason The folder view of administartor on my win
2K sys has cahnged and It cannot be changed back.
The standard buttons & toolbar are gone ( only for
administrator ) and you cannot change it with control
panel > folder options , or by means of view , nor by
right clicking up in the window bar..

If you believe the profile is corrupt then you can use this as a guideline
to replace the profile.

User Profile May Become Corrupted After You Perform a Clean Windows 2000
Installation
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=296834


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Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]
Microsoft Certified Professional [Windows 2000]
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"zimbot" wrote:
| For some reason The folder view of administartor on my win
| 2K sys has cahnged and It cannot be changed back.
| The standard buttons & toolbar are gone ( only for
| administrator ) and you cannot change it with control
| panel > folder options , or by means of view , nor by
| right clicking up in the window bar..

Hi Dear,

If you are using win 2k then the administrator can disable services
using other users. Now you are a user under administrator. Then h
disabled the services for your unauthorised using the pc. So if you
administrator think to enable it then you can change the view option
and more.

regards
siby

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zimbot wrote:
> *For some reason The folder view of administartor on my win
> 2K sys has cahnged and It cannot be changed back.
> The standard buttons & toolbar are gone ( only for
> administrator ) and you cannot change it with control
> panel > folder options , or by means of view , nor by
> right clicking up in the window bar..

sib
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