Hi! Ok, perhaps I'm an idiot, but still, I need to get this problem solved, it's driving me insane. I Followed a tip from PN's book Windows XP, adding a new right click command to a folder, by using Tools->Folder options->File types->Folders->advanced->and new ("cmd.exe /k "cd %1"). Now I can't double click myself down a folder hiearchy anymore, the only thing that happens is that cmd.exe runs! And I can't seem to get rid of the command either. Which wasn't exactly what I was looking for. Please... Cheers, jonas

Jonas: a few things to try to disable the command; 1. click Start, Run, type: cmd if the original command was: cmd.exe /k "cd%1" then at the Command Console prompt, type: cmd /s /k "cd%1" 2. if that doesn't work, try this at the Command Console prompt: cmd /e:off /k "cd%1" 3. if still no joy, try a registry tweak; first set a restore point by clicking Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore. then click Start, Run, type: regedit and drill down to: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor\EnableExtensions highlight Command Processor in the left pane, right-click EnableExtensions in the right pane, select Modify, change Value data to 1 or 0. then do the same for; HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor\EnableExtensions let us know what worked for you...