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Hi.
When I select the My Computer icon and click it, it opens (explores) a two pane window with the drives in one and the folders of my 'C' drive showing in another. I'd rather not have the 'C' drive folders displayed. I'd like to change it to none, or to those of the 'D' drive (where I keep my data.) Any suggestions? Thank you, Seamus |
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Update.
This behavior is associated with the value [ExploreFolder ("%1",$1,%S )] in Default for the DDEEXEC key for Folder/Shell/Explore in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT as far as I can make out. Thank you for your help, Seamus >-----Original Message----- >Hi. > >When I select the My Computer icon and click it, it opens >(explores) a two pane window with the drives in one and >the folders of my 'C' drive showing in another. > >I'd rather not have the 'C' drive folders displayed. I'd >like to change it to none, or to those of the 'D' drive >(where I keep my data.) > >Any suggestions? > >Thank you, >Seamus >. > |
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Update - Hooray.
The solution is to replace the string below with: [ExploreFolder("%l", %I, %S)]. I copied this from the Dolder/Shell/Open/DDEEXEc key. Thank you, Seamus >-----Original Message----- >Update. > >This behavior is associated with the value [ExploreFolder >("%1",$1,%S )] in Default for the DDEEXEC key for >Folder/Shell/Explore in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT as far as I can >make out. > >Thank you for your help, >Seamus > >>-----Original Message----- >>Hi. >> >>When I select the My Computer icon and click it, it opens >>(explores) a two pane window with the drives in one and >>the folders of my 'C' drive showing in another. >> >>I'd rather not have the 'C' drive folders displayed. I'd >>like to change it to none, or to those of the 'D' drive >>(where I keep my data.) >> >>Any suggestions? >> >>Thank you, >>Seamus >>. >> >. > |
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