Windows explore collapsers/expanders missing directory, elements faded

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  The toolbar of Windows Explorer is missing. It is a problem of blocking for me. I will come back to the computer and request a refund or request XP if it cannot be repaired.

  I was able to install a legacy program that serves every day. ITS toolbar is also absent.

  I have dozens of legacy programs that are not "compatible". I appreciate these applications much more highly than an interface continuously chinless with transparent borders. It is a blocking problem. . I will come back to the computer and request a refund or request XP if it cannot be repaired.

  My eyes are sensitive to light. The first thing I do when I buy a new Windows machine is to set the background to gray File Explorer. I can't do it, even in the "Standard" view

  It is a problem of blocking for me. I will come back to the computer and request a refund or request XP if it cannot be repaired.

  These things can be fixed? I could live with the 100's of other embarrassment of this UI, but not these elements.

  Display the Menu bar in Windows Explorer - very easy to fix 1. Click the Start button, type folder options and click on the link 'Options folders' that appears.

  2. when several tabs 'Folder Options' dialog box is displayed, click the "View" tab

  3. under "Advanced settings", check always 'display menu '.

  4. click 'OK' to close the dialog box.

  If you have Windows 7 Professional or ultimate, you can download and run the XP Mode to install your legacy programs.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/default.aspx

  Questions about installing Windows 7? Read this:
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• Create a custom buttons in Windows Explorer to the default directory

  In the Windows XP Explorer: is there a way to create a custom button so that no matter where you are in a different drive, directory and subdirectory... all you have to do is click on the custom button and return to your default directory?  If this is not the case, is a custom button another way to do it.  Currently, I click on the [Back] button or use the button [Back] drop down to return to the default value.  Ok, but not really okay because it takes a click and return to the default value.

  Thank you

  Steven

  Hi Steven Geib,

  Unfortunately, the service back to the default directory is not present in Windows, and as it is a design, there is nothing we can do from our end.
  
  If you want to suggest changes in the design here is the link you can make reference to: return products.
  
  http://mymfe.Microsoft.com/Windows%207/feedback.aspx?formid=195

  As an alternative, you can use the tree view in Windows Explorer instead of back to the desired location in windows Explorer.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  I. Suuresh Kumar - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.
  

• Several copies of the Adobe Reader software are open by Windows Explorer without any request

  I have a PC using Windows XPproSP3 as its operating system.  Adobe Reader v10.1.3 is installed on my machine. When to use Windows Explorer to view a directory containing several *. PDF files and I ask then my mouse over a file and a simple left click to select this file, Windows Task Manager shows me that the system immediately starts opening copies of AcroRd32.exe (in pairs) and continues to do so until the PC is out of memory.  The PDF in question is not actually opened.

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• How to organize several Windows Explorer from a command line

  I have several remote users who we want to upload files to our ftp site.  Most is not at all computer savvy.  Giving them instructions too little almost ensures that they feel frustrated and not worth trying.  I gave them two commands to copy into Run - it opens Windows Explorer in c: / and the other opens a second instance of Windows Explorer in the FTP directory.  My question is, is there any command which can be written which will organize the windows in some way?  The computers they use belong to our customers and are located in trailers of work on site.  There is no hope to have the ftp file transfer software installed; so the only way that we can get him to cooperate is making it as easy as possible for them and using Windows Explorer.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hello

  I suggest you set up your query at the link for assistance on this below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/WindowsServer/

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• Highest point in Windows Explorer - starts the second element

  I want to move my file system using only the keyboard. When I open Windows Explorer (Win + E), I then go into a folder using the down / up arrows and enter. The bug is that first the arrow down key does not select the first folder (or file) in the directory that I am. It's very frustrating when you use the keyboard to navigate.

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  Hello

  It is design in Windows 7. However, you can view the following link so that you can post your comments and suggestions to the product group: Microsoft accessibility comments.

  For Windows 10, we recommend that you run the System File Checker tool to scan files on your system and repair missing or corrupt files.

  You can see this article for steps on the file system using Windows 10 Checker.

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• Found 0 results for my browser missing important elements, the menu..., whole tool bar drop down to print, copy, work offline, file, save, bookmarks, history. I just installed latest foxfire on windows xp. Found a few instructions, but they called in the

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  Mode full screen
  http://KB.mozillazine.org/netbooks#Full_screen

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• When I try to copy a file to an external device using Windows Explorer I get the following error message: "cannot copy. The directory or file cannot be created. »

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  When I try to copy a file to an external device using Windows Explorer I get the following error message: "cannot copy.  The directory or file cannot be created. "I understand that I may have the physical limit of USB keys for the root directory.  How can I fix it?

  Hi GloriaZF,

  What is the size of your external hard drive and what is the available free space? Open my computer-> right click on the external hard drive-> properties. You will not be able to copy more data if the disk is full, or who have less space compared to the size of the file you are trying to copy.

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• e250v2 Playlist file missing in Windows Explorer

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  According to my sansa, I have the V03.01.16A version.

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• Why the content of auto-scroll in Windows Explorer when you double-click an element?

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  How do we turn off this horrible Windows 7 'development '?

  Hi tom1138,

  
  You may need to reset all settings to default folder view in Windows 7 by following the steps:

  1. open the Start Menu, type regedit in the search line and press ENTER.

  2. If prompted by UAC, click Yes.

  3. in regedit, expand keys (folders) in the left pane to:
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  4. in the left pane, click with the right button on the BagMRU key and click on delete.

  5. click Yes to delete.

  6. in the left pane, click with the right button on the bags key and click on delete.

  7. click Yes to delete.

  8. in regedit, expand keys (folders) in the left pane to:
  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell

  9. in the left pane, click with the right button on the BagMRU key and click on delete.

  10. click Yes to delete.

  11. in the left pane, click with the right button on the bags key and click on delete.

  12. click Yes to delete.

  13. close regedit.

  14 close the session and log on or restart the computer to apply.

  EDITING REGISTRY WARNING:
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  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

• Add the "Print Directory Listing" option to the context menu of Windows Explorer

  Get the error message when you try to use the "Print Directory Listing" solution found in:
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  Could create the context menu of Windows Explorer for the task, but selecting just results in the following error message:

  "This file doesn't have an associatd with her program to perform this action. Please install a program or... to create an association in the default programs control panel. »

  Wentback and checked my Regedit work.  Even deleted the new key and she recreated (just in case.)

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  Any help would be appreciated.

  SJ Pratt

  I just tried this with instructions to the http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321379/en-us link you provided and it worked fine.

  In view of the error you get here are my assumptions to what may be the problem.  Please try these out and answer:

  -Because it denounces, "file doesn't have an associated program.." I would make sure that when you created with Notepad the file .bat you na not to create a file called 'Printdir.bat.txt' or 'Printdir.bat.some_bad_extension '.  If your Windows Explorer settings are set to hide file extensions when you look at a file name, then maybe the REAL file extension you give the command file is being hidden on your part and Windows does not know how to open a file with the extension hidden type.  Make sure that you can see all the file extensions and make sure that the batch file is named with the .bat extension.

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  -There's a typing error in the instructions for Vista/Windows 7, check that your registry entries look like this:

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  Printdir.bat %1

  -You shouldn't need step "the associate" in Windows 7.

  -You can add "Add Print Directory Listing to the context menu of Windows Explorer" for the title of your question so that others can find it.

• Remove "Print Directory Listing" option to context menu in Windows Explorer

  remove the "Print Directory Listing" of Windows 7, the Windows Explorer context menu and corresponding registry cleaning

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• Missing vertical lines in Windows Explorer

  Windows Explorer is missing vertical lines in the folder tree. These lines are to distinguish records expanded on the other. We currently hold a sheet of paper to the screen to see where the files line up. Vista and XP have this site but we can't seem to find where to activate in 7. In addition, during the not overview not the navigation panel arrows indicating which files are extensible disappear. This is much more tedious and prone to error when searching for records that contain additional folders. Since we are developers (and even non-developers) but works with files consistently, it is a huge annoyance and decrease our productivity so that we need to downgrade to XP or find an alternative.

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• Missing Windows Explorer icon

  I have been happily using Windows 7 on this laptop for a couple of years.  I now rely on the study of the records and files (several years of IP gold accumulated in thar files) using Windows Explorer.  I also use the taskbar to pin program icons and quick start or switch windows.  About three weeks ago, I lost the browser icon in the taskbar if went to programes, accessories for re pin icon.  No entry program to explore in the folder! Weird.  So I click with the right button on the icon start and gave the "start Windows Explorer" option under the option "Properties".  Clicked on it.  Everything started off very well.  More strange!  The program works well, but there is no mention of the program on the computer and no icon.  When the program runs a degenerated icon Explorer appears and when I right click on it, it announces itself as "network photo capture centre" is not Windows Explorer.   If I pin it to the taskbar it opens a window of the Explorer, but the path of the file in the open window is ftp://BRW0022585483D2/.  I tried to restore using a restore point to solve the problem and that did not work.

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  Hello

  1. is the computer connected to a network domain?

  2 is the issue confined to Windows Explorer?

  3. What is the error you get when running the system restore?

  4. have you performed a full scan of computer virus?

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1.

  Start the computer in safe mode and check if this allows Windows Explorer.

  Advanced startup options (including safe mode): http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode

  Method 2.

  Run a full scan of the computer with the Microsoft Safety Scanner to make sure that the computer is virus-free.

  Microsoft safety scanner: http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Warning of Security Scanner: there could be a loss of data while performing an analysis using the Microsoft safety scanner to eliminate viruses as appropriate.

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• Windows Explorer missing labels column title and column of file size

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