Simple Question on Windows Explorer

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Daniel

Hi, I am sure there is a simple answer to this question. Every time I open
Windows Explorer with the WINDOWS+E keys, it always open in the "My
Computer" folder. How can I have it open in my C:\ directory?

Thanks,
Dan
 
OK, that worked. Although I had to create a short cut on my desktop for
Windows Explorer.. The WINDOWS+E always brings me to My Computer. And I was
using the Windows Classic Menu, so I had to turn on the regular Windows XP
menu to set up everthing.

Thanks,
Dan

nass said:
Daniel said:
Hi, I am sure there is a simple answer to this question. Every time I
open
Windows Explorer with the WINDOWS+E keys, it always open in the "My
Computer" folder. How can I have it open in my C:\ directory?

Thanks,
Dan
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Click Start >> All Programs >> Accessories >>Right click Windows Explorer
and select Properties.
On there Click on ShortCut Tab and make this changes:

Target :[ %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e,C:\

Windows Explorer Command-Line Options"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;152457
HTH.
nass
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Glad you get it sorted and thanks for the Feedback.
nass

Daniel said:
OK, that worked. Although I had to create a short cut on my desktop for
Windows Explorer.. The WINDOWS+E always brings me to My Computer. And I was
using the Windows Classic Menu, so I had to turn on the regular Windows XP
menu to set up everthing.

Thanks,
Dan

nass said:
Daniel said:
Hi, I am sure there is a simple answer to this question. Every time I
open
Windows Explorer with the WINDOWS+E keys, it always open in the "My
Computer" folder. How can I have it open in my C:\ directory?

Thanks,
Dan
Click to expand...


Click Start >> All Programs >> Accessories >>Right click Windows Explorer
and select Properties.
On there Click on ShortCut Tab and make this changes:

Target :[ %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e,C:\

Windows Explorer Command-Line Options"
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;152457
HTH.
nass
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