Opening Folders

G

Guest

Until just recently, whenever I double-clicked a folder, it would open, But
now whenever I double-click it, the computer opens a search for that folder.
The first three items on the right-click menu look like this:
(in bold)Search...
open
explore
It is a very annoying problem that I can't stand anymore. Any help would be
nice.
 
A

Ayush

Replied to [Mr. Bub]s message :
Until just recently, whenever I double-clicked a folder, it would open, But
now whenever I double-click it, the computer opens a search for that folder.

Click Start > Run > Copy/Paste following > Click OK
reg add "HKCR\Directory\shell" /ve "none" /f
 
G

Guest

Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com said:
Replied to [Mr. Bub]s message :
Until just recently, whenever I double-clicked a folder, it would open, But
now whenever I double-click it, the computer opens a search for that folder.

Click Start > Run > Copy/Paste following > Click OK
reg add "HKCR\Directory\shell" /ve "none" /f

I don't think that worked...
 
G

Guest

Try This:

http://blogs.chron.com/helpline/archives/2005/10/double-click_op.html

Hope this help, Let us know!
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Mr. Bub said:
Ayush" <"ayushmaan.j[aatt]gmail.com said:
Replied to [Mr. Bub]s message :
Until just recently, whenever I double-clicked a folder, it would open, But
now whenever I double-click it, the computer opens a search for that folder.

Click Start > Run > Copy/Paste following > Click OK
reg add "HKCR\Directory\shell" /ve "none" /f

I don't think that worked...
 
A

Ayush

Replied to [Mr. Bub]s message :
I don't think that worked...

Sorry, that was a little wrong. this will work :

reg.exe add "HKCR\Directory\shell" /ve /d "none" /f
 

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