Embedded Folder Options

[Guest]

When I left click on a folder I get the 'find' (search) command in that
directory. Right click has the normal options with 'search' on the top.
While trying to fix this I went to:
FOLDER OPTIONS, FILE TYPES.
When I look at the list there are 2 different entries for Folder. When I
edit the fille type in the first one titled 'File Folder' it only has 'find'
listed the second one titled 'File' has the normal mouse click options,
'open', 'explore', etc...

I cannot edit the 1st or 2nd one nor can I delete them. (Yes I have
administrator priveledges)

Some where I should be able to edit this list. Does anyone know how, like
maybe there is a utility such as msconfig or some other way to edit this
list??

Thank you,
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Please Don''t find all & say I can''t post in many forums. The Advanced
Options provides for this! When you do, others won’t look at the problem. U &
I have better things to do.
Thanks,

Matthew

 

[Wesley Vogel]

See one of these.

Search Companion Starts If You Double-Click a Folder or Drive
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/searchwindow.htm

Fixes the problem where Search or Command Prompt opens
when double clicking a folder © Doug Knox
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/scripts_desc/xp_folder_open.htm

Search Companion Starts If You Double-Click a Folder
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321186

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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When I left click on a folder I get the 'find' (search) command in that
directory. Right click has the normal options with 'search' on the top.
While trying to fix this I went to:
FOLDER OPTIONS, FILE TYPES.
When I look at the list there are 2 different entries for Folder. When I
edit the fille type in the first one titled 'File Folder' it only has
'find' listed the second one titled 'File' has the normal mouse click
options, 'open', 'explore', etc...

I cannot edit the 1st or 2nd one nor can I delete them. (Yes I have
administrator priveledges)

Some where I should be able to edit this list. Does anyone know how, like
maybe there is a utility such as msconfig or some other way to edit this
list??

Thank you,
--
Please Don''t find all & say I can''t post in many forums. The Advanced
Options provides for this! When you do, others won’t look at the
problem. U & I have better things to do.
Thanks,

Matthew

--
Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In

When I left click on a folder I get the 'find' (search) command in that
directory. Right click has the normal options with 'search' on the top.
While trying to fix this I went to:
FOLDER OPTIONS, FILE TYPES.
When I look at the list there are 2 different entries for Folder. When I
edit the fille type in the first one titled 'File Folder' it only has
'find' listed the second one titled 'File' has the normal mouse click
options, 'open', 'explore', etc...

I cannot edit the 1st or 2nd one nor can I delete them. (Yes I have
administrator priveledges)

Some where I should be able to edit this list. Does anyone know how, like
maybe there is a utility such as msconfig or some other way to edit this
list??

Thank you,
--
Please Don''t find all & say I can''t post in many forums. The Advanced
Options provides for this! When you do, others won’t look at the
problem. U & I have better things to do.
Thanks,

Matthew

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In

 

[Guest]

Thank you Wesley. It only took a month for you to come up with the right
answer. In the future why don't you just post your answer once and don't
bother to track down all my different posts. Once is enough. Now I'll re-edit
my signature file.
--
Please Don''t find all & say I can''t post in many forums. The Advanced
Options provides for this! When you do, others won’t look at the problem. U &
I have better things to do.
Thanks,

Matthew

 

[Wesley Vogel]

It only took a month for you to come up with the right

answer.

WTF are you talking about. I had the right answer all the time. You had to
ask the question first.

I posted the answer 1 hour and 28 minutes after you posted the question.

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MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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