Windows Explorer Startup Folder

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Guest

When you right click on the Start button to start up Win Explorer, Windows
always defaults to the Start Menu folder for the logged in user. If you put a
link to explorer.exe on the Desktop, the startup folder is C:\, at least on
all the computers in my offices, about 30. It would appear from this that the
startup folder for Explorer is customizable but I cannot find out where to
make this change.
Any ideas?

Danny Lusk
 
R

Rock

Danny said:
When you right click on the Start button to start up Win Explorer, Windows
always defaults to the Start Menu folder for the logged in user. If you put a
link to explorer.exe on the Desktop, the startup folder is C:\, at least on
all the computers in my offices, about 30. It would appear from this that the
startup folder for Explorer is customizable but I cannot find out where to
make this change.
Any ideas?

Danny Lusk
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How To Customize the Windows Explorer Views in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=307856
 

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