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Callumpy 20-04-2008 19:55

Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
ello, earlier today i changed some of the icons to some of the file types.

It was all working fine till now and File Folders and Drives come up in a new window, i know its somthing to do with the open command

Please help, its doing my head it :(

trevortt 20-04-2008 20:00

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Callumpy (Post 34533757)
ello, earlier today i changed some of the icons to some of the file types.

It was all working fine till now and File Folders and Drives come up in a new window, i know its somthing to do with the open command

Please help, its doing my head it :(

Post a screenshot of what you mean, i do not understand what you're getting at :confused:

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:06

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34533765)
Post a screenshot of what you mean, i do not understand what you're getting at :confused:

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2008/04/99.jpg



Edit: its not vista by the way

Hom3r 20-04-2008 20:09

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Are you talking about the picture of the Camcorder?

I will try and see how to remove it.

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:11

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 34533781)
Are you talking about the picture of the Camcorder?

I will try and see how to remove it.

no, no

Look how many windows have opened

Valerie 20-04-2008 20:12

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
In windows explorer: tools - folder options - general tab - change the browse folders option to open each folder in same window instead of open each folder in new window

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:16

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Valerie (Post 34533785)
In windows explorer: tools - folder options - general tab - change the browse folders option to open each folder in same window instead of open each folder in new window

thats alreay done, its somthing to do with this:
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2008/04/98.jpg

Tightscot 20-04-2008 20:20

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
remove the explore and open options..

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:22

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tightscot (Post 34533793)
remove the explore and open options..

then it all comes up as a search, i put the open and explore ones there so i could at lease use the stuff in the folders

Valerie 20-04-2008 20:24

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
sorry - don't know then. My drive only shows 'find' in the advanced window but the other settings look the same.

Hope someone else can help...

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:30

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
:(, i hope someone does

LSainsbury 20-04-2008 20:35

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Valerie (Post 34533785)
In windows explorer: tools - folder options - general tab - change the browse folders option to open each folder in same window instead of open each folder in new window


I'd to with that answer as well! :)

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:38

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by LSainsbury (Post 34533803)
I'd to with that answer as well! :)

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2008/04/97.jpg

Valerie 20-04-2008 20:42

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Callumpy - it would seem others (google search) have your problem but it's fixable :)
Haven't needed to try this myself but 2 good sites offer advice. Let us know how you get on.

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/samewindow.htm

http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp/1117926878

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:44

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Valerie (Post 34533813)
Callumpy - it would seem others (google search) have your problem but it's fixable :)
Haven't needed to try this myself but 2 good sites offer advice. Let us know how you get on.

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/samewindow.htm

http://www.annoyances.org/exec/forum/winxp/1117926878

Very good find, it was a registry error :tu:

Thanks

Valerie 20-04-2008 20:45

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Glad it's sorted

Callumpy 20-04-2008 20:46

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
:tu:

hypnoboy 03-03-2009 19:45

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Guys, I need help with this too, but my problem is the opposite. I WANT everything to open in a new window and I can't get it to do that. I have my folder options set to "Open each folder in a new window" checked, but it just keeps opening in the same window. I have a new system running Vista 64. Any ideas???

Callumpy 04-03-2009 14:52

Re: Folder Options Problem, etherything comes u in a new window
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by hypnoboy (Post 34744452)
Guys, I need help with this too, but my problem is the opposite. I WANT everything to open in a new window and I can't get it to do that. I have my folder options set to "Open each folder in a new window" checked, but it just keeps opening in the same window. I have a new system running Vista 64. Any ideas???

:welcome: to the Forum :D

and... i have just tried that in Widows Vista and it does the same for me too. Its set to open in new window but doesnt


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