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Thanks to you and jslater27 for the precious tip and the link. By the way, I'm still waiting for further help on my previous question titled &quot;Upgrading xp to a larger hard disk...and multi-booting!&quot;. Your answer to it was quite generous yet not exactly what I needed to know, I'm afraid. So, since you seem to be that generous, I'm gonna dare to ask you to give a couple of minutes to read that issue again and any advice would be appreciated (I've already raised its points to 225.) Once again, thank you for your support and have a good day.
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Thanks to you and jslater27 for the precious tip and the link. By the way, I'm still waiting for further help on my previous question titled "Upgrading xp to a larger hard disk...and multi-booting!". Your answer to it was quite generous yet not exactly what I needed to know, I'm afraid. So, since you seem to be that generous, I'm gonna dare to ask you to give a couple of minutes to read that issue again and any advice would be appreciated (I've already raised its points to 225.) Once again, thank you for your support and have a good day.

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I modified the Target in the shortcut to this &quot;%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe<wbr /> /e,C:\Documents and Settings&quot;<br />
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It expand the Doc &amp;&nbsp;settings nicely and all ready. &nbsp;:)
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I modified the Target in the shortcut to this "%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e,C:\Documents and Settings"

It expand the Doc & settings nicely and all ready.  :)

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Well, the title says it all. When you open Windows Explorer it expands My Documents folder tree by default. The question is, what kind of a hidden option or a registry tweak can I use to make it expand another folder on another drive? TIA
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Well, the title says it all. When you open Windows Explorer it expands My Documents folder tree by default. The question is, what kind of a hidden option or a registry tweak can I use to make it expand another folder on another drive? TIA

Make Windows Explorer open with a certain folder tree expanded?

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