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When I click on the drive, the little picture icon appears
in the bottom right of the Explorer window as if it is a
folder of type "Pictures".
I even have the option to view the disk contents
as "Filmstrip".
This has happened to all of my drives and not as a result
of anything I changed - it just glitched.
I can't change it back as there is no right-click-
>Properties-Customise option for drive roots.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize (More info?)
Brogan,
The folder type setting is stored in the registry, sometimes it becomes mismatched. Open a folder. Click Tools, Folder Options, View, Reset All Folders.
Note that this also resets the customizations for all the folders. If you want to do it only for the C:\ folder, you may need to use Process Explorer or Regmon. See this URL for more information:
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When I click on the drive, the little picture icon appears
in the bottom right of the Explorer window as if it is a
folder of type "Pictures".
I even have the option to view the disk contents
as "Filmstrip".
This has happened to all of my drives and not as a result
of anything I changed - it just glitched.
I can't change it back as there is no right-click-
>Properties-Customise option for drive roots.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize (More info?)
YW, Glad to be of assistance!
>>Just checked my [Bags] key and there are hundreds of entries
You must pinpoint the correct Bag using the filtering options provided by Regmon.
Or Process Explorer
1. Open C:\
2. Start Process Explorer
3. Switch the lower pane view to Handles, in order to find the 'Bag Number'. Once you locate the Bag #, go to that key and change the FolderType to "Documents".
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