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clicking on drive opens search

Original Message
Name: mypcisbroke
Date: March 13, 2007 at 11:12:29 Pacific
Subject: clicking on drive opens search
OS: windows2000sp3
CPU/Ram: intel 2.4
Model/Manufacturer: dell
Comment:
Hi.. Whenever I click on my computer then on a drive (c:) instead of browsing the drive, it opens a new search window. I have to right click to explore it. I've checked settings all over the place... Any ideas??

Thank you!


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Response Number 1
Name: Tufenuf
Date: March 13, 2007 at 11:28:29 Pacific
Subject: clicking on drive opens search
Reply: (edit)
The following instructions usually correct that problem for Winows XP but I'm not sure about Windows 2000. It's worth a try.

Go to Start/Run and type in:

regsvr32 /i shell32

Click OK.

Restart your computer.

Note that the spacing is important.

Tufenuf



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