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Hi,
 
After installing and then uninstalling an Nvidia geforce4 card, windows  
explorer has started behaving oddly.
 
If I try and open a folder, any folder except My Docs, the "open with"  
dialog box appears. All drives, applications and files work as expected,  
it's just folders. I can access all folders with the two-pane view by  
clicking on the file tree in the left hand pane but not the right hand  
one. Even folders on my desktop are bust.
 
I have also noticed that "new" has fallen off the File menu and the  
context menu so I can't make new folders or any new files using this method.
 
I have a 500mz system (I guess it's too old to work properly with the  
geforce card) and haven't found a similar problem with a solution listed  
  on google.
 
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
Sam.

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On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 01:25:42 +0100, sam
<tessandsam@tessandsam.karoo.co.uk> wrote:
 
>Hi,
>
>After installing and then uninstalling an Nvidia geforce4 card, windows  
>explorer has started behaving oddly.
>
>If I try and open a folder, any folder except My Docs, the "open with"  
>dialog box appears. All drives, applications and files work as expected,  
>it's just folders. I can access all folders with the two-pane view by  
>clicking on the file tree in the left hand pane but not the right hand  
>one. Even folders on my desktop are bust.
>
>I have also noticed that "new" has fallen off the File menu and the  
>context menu so I can't make new folders or any new files using this method.
>
>I have a 500mz system (I guess it's too old to work properly with the  
>geforce card) and haven't found a similar problem with a solution listed  
>  on google.
>
>Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
>Sam.
 
 The system is a bottleneck that holds back the GF4, but I
don't think it would cause that problem. It sounds like a setting for
how Window behaves got changed some how. My system did this a while
ago, and I didn't even change any hardware. Unfortunatly, I didn't
find the setting to change back, so I just formated, and reinstalled
the system. That's a radical fix, but it was time for me to clean
things up anyways.


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