Simple WinXP question

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Daniel

Hi,
This maybe a real stupid question concerning WindoweXP explorer - BUT I will
ask anyway :-). Why when I open up Windows Explorer on my XP machine do I
not get
information like how many files on the disk, disk space used (and left). On
my Windows 98SE computer I have this info showing on the bottom of the
window. It sure would be nice when I put in a Zip disk that I know how much
room is left to store more photos. Anyway, I am sure someone must be able to
answer this question. There are many things I do like about Windows XP, but
then there are a few things I think that are pretty stupid and and cannot be
changed or set up with ease.

OK... off my soap box
Thanks
Dan
 
Daniel

Open Windows Explorer.. go to VIEW and check STATUS BAR..
 
Try double-click on 'My Computer'

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:
| Hi,
| This maybe a real stupid question concerning WindoweXP explorer - BUT I
will
| ask anyway :-). Why when I open up Windows Explorer on my XP machine do I
| not get
| information like how many files on the disk, disk space used (and left).
On
| my Windows 98SE computer I have this info showing on the bottom of the
| window. It sure would be nice when I put in a Zip disk that I know how
much
| room is left to store more photos. Anyway, I am sure someone must be able
to
| answer this question. There are many things I do like about Windows XP,
but
| then there are a few things I think that are pretty stupid and and cannot
be
| changed or set up with ease.
|
| OK... off my soap box
| Thanks
| Dan
|
|
|
 
Daniel

Open Windows Explorer.. go to VIEW and check STATUS BAR..

And if it keeps forgetting this setting, try holding Ctrl while you click
the X to close the Explorer window (this makes it save settings).
 

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