Start Windows Explorer at somewhere other than documents
While Windows Vista has desktop search that will theoretically allow you the optionof merely typing in a location on your hard disk to get an Explorer view, some users will undoubtedly prefer to use Windows Explorer. By default, Windows Explorer in Vista shows you the files located in the user Documents folder. Follow these steps to have Windows Explorer start in a different folder:
For example, to have Windows Explorer start at C:\ type:
C:\Windows\explorer.exe /n, /e, c:\
- Copy the Windows Explorer shortcut, usually found in the Start Menu under Accessories, to the Desktop.
- Right click the shortcut and click properties.
- Clickon the Shortcut tab to get the window shown.
- Change the Target filed to the desired location.
- Click OK
For example, to have Windows Explorer start at C:\ type:
C:\Windows\explorer.exe /n, /e, c:\
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