After I log out and back in, any open Explorer windows are reopened,but become rooted to the current

W

Will Pittenger

Let's say that I have a window open to E:\My Downloaded Files. If I
have to log out and back in (or reboot), that window will become rooted
to that folder. Fortunately, for some reason, rooting an Explorer
window only affects the tree and not the location bar. (In XP, it
affected both.)
 
B

+Bob+

Let's say that I have a window open to E:\My Downloaded Files. If I
have to log out and back in (or reboot), that window will become rooted
to that folder. Fortunately, for some reason, rooting an Explorer
window only affects the tree and not the location bar. (In XP, it
affected both.)
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Rooted?

Is there a question in your post?
 
W

Will Pittenger

Many times since I noticed the problem. And yes, sorry, it was a
question. Does someone know of a solution.
 
B

+Bob+

Many times since I noticed the problem. And yes, sorry, it was a
question. Does someone know of a solution.
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[will 6 8 at mtco dot com] (preferred e-mail address)
Or use [will dot pittenger 1 at gmail dot com]

+Bob+ said:
Rooted?

Is there a question in your post?
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I posted a suggestion in your other thread.
 

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