Question about Explorer shortcut

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I created a shortcut to open Windows Explorer with Drive C: contents,
and I am wondering why the title/location bar shows:
C:\ - "Windows INTERNET Explorer"?

bj

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Will Denny wrote:

> Hi
>
> What command have you used for the shortcut? The following one works with
> showing C:\
>
> %windir%\EXPLORER.EXE /e,c:
>

Don't know... I'll check it Will, and change it. Thanks!
bj

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"chicagofan" <me7@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> I created a shortcut to open Windows Explorer with Drive C: contents,
> and I am wondering why the title/location bar shows:
> C:\ - "Windows INTERNET Explorer"?
>
> bj

Shortcut to WRONG Explorer ? It can get confusing. Locate the Windows
Explorer in the Windows folder (My Computer>C Drive>Windows) and scroll down
to and right click either Explorer item, then select "Crete Shortcut" in
pop-up menu. Cut the shortcut and paste where desired.

Malv

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Rick "Nutcase" Rogers wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Because your shortcut points to iexplore.exe instead of explorer.exe.

I put the "Target" address[below] in, after seeing it in one of these XP
ngs... and below, is the "Start in" path it created from that. I have
seen the other one with ,c: added, since I found this one below.

Target: C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe /e

Start in: %HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%

It opens just the way I want it too; but the "Internet" Explorer heading
worried/confused me. It also seems to function OK... except sometimes
when I click on one of those + signs to expand a folder, nothing happens.
bj

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Glad it works now. These computers can do strange things...

Malv

"chicagofan" <me7@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> Malvern wrote:
>
> > Shortcut to WRONG Explorer ? It can get confusing. Locate the Windows
> > Explorer in the Windows folder (My Computer>C Drive>Windows) and scroll
down
> > to and right click either Explorer item, then select "Create Shortcut"
in
> > pop-up menu. Cut the shortcut and paste where desired.
> >
> > Malv
>
> Thanks... I should have made it more clear, that the shortcut is working
> as intended... it does open Explorer, with the C drive expanded as I
> wanted. It just had that strange "IE" heading appended to C: drive in
> the title/location bar.
>
> I probably didn't create it the right way.
> bj