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RadTech2011
I have Windows XP Media Center 2005 on a Toshiba Satellite laptop.
I have already used to desktop Windows Help and Support to learn about how
to open the Folder Options Menu dialog box. I have selected and "Applied"
the option of, "Open each folder in same window," several times already.
However, each time I click a subfolder, it opens up in a new window - and all
of a sudden I have a million folders cascading open on my desktop because I
was browsing through a large branch of file folders.
I have even tried to make the necessary adjustment under the "File Types"
tab (by selecting File Folders type and trying to edit or reconfigure
settings through "Advanced" options. However the check box, "Browse in same
window" is grayed out and unchecked (meaning I cannot select that option
preference). Even when I try to add a new Action for the File Folder Type,
the box is still grayed out and unchecked.
I really need help fixing this setting problem. So that I don't have so
many folders to close after I have finally found the file I am looking for.
Thanks!
I have already used to desktop Windows Help and Support to learn about how
to open the Folder Options Menu dialog box. I have selected and "Applied"
the option of, "Open each folder in same window," several times already.
However, each time I click a subfolder, it opens up in a new window - and all
of a sudden I have a million folders cascading open on my desktop because I
was browsing through a large branch of file folders.
I have even tried to make the necessary adjustment under the "File Types"
tab (by selecting File Folders type and trying to edit or reconfigure
settings through "Advanced" options. However the check box, "Browse in same
window" is grayed out and unchecked (meaning I cannot select that option
preference). Even when I try to add a new Action for the File Folder Type,
the box is still grayed out and unchecked.
I really need help fixing this setting problem. So that I don't have so
many folders to close after I have finally found the file I am looking for.
Thanks!