Vista Forums - View Single Post

jleslie48 · 02-20-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by m0gliE

In Vista Explorer, if you ALT+T then O for your Options. In the Genweal tab, ...

%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e,c:\

...

7) Repeat steps 3–6 for each of the other four templates: Documents, Pictures and Videos, Music Details, and Music Icons.

I'm going to try out Xplorer2 run's on x64 as well, see if thats any better. As far as the dynamic ever changing Windows Explorer, I don't want to see the option to Organize, View, Explore, Share, Play All or Burn every folder I'm in yet, it thinks I might have to, sheesh...

m0gliE

Thanks m0gliE,

your advise seems real good. Alas, in the interim time period since my last post, I have dumped vista and office 2007. It is just too painful to deal with what used to be a work machine turned into a carnival show.

In fact I just ordered 24 new machines for the office all windows XP and office 2003. we have work to do.

02-20-2009	#13 (permalink)
jleslie48 Vista XP 2 posts	Re: removing explorer toolbars Quote: Originally Posted by m0gliE In Vista Explorer, if you ALT+T then O for your Options. In the Genweal tab, ... %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e,c:\ ... 7) Repeat steps 3–6 for each of the other four templates: Documents, Pictures and Videos, Music Details, and Music Icons. I'm going to try out Xplorer2 run's on x64 as well, see if thats any better. As far as the dynamic ever changing Windows Explorer, I don't want to see the option to Organize, View, Explore, Share, Play All or Burn every folder I'm in yet, it thinks I might have to, sheesh... m0gliE Thanks m0gliE, your advise seems real good. Alas, in the interim time period since my last post, I have dumped vista and office 2007. It is just too painful to deal with what used to be a work machine turned into a carnival show. In fact I just ordered 24 new machines for the office all windows XP and office 2003. we have work to do.
My System Specs