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I find it by right clicking on start & clicking on Explore. Seems to provide a more complete version of explore

Posted by: Mike Baker at July 8, 2006 4:58 AM

If I would use it, I would open "My Computer" conveniently placed on the Start Menu and just click the big folders icon to show the left hand pane. I think Microsoft were trying to persuade people to switch from using the "Explorer" view to the "My Computer & Tasks" view.

Posted by: Eli Coten at July 8, 2006 4:48 PM

I don't know why everyone makes this a hard problem. Explorer.exe should be in the Windows folder of the C drive. Just search for "explorer", make a short cut, and place it in the Start menu.

Posted by: Rledet at July 9, 2006 5:26 AM

I need your address to send a bloched-up thing I did. Misplaced your address. Help!

Thanks

Posted by: Audrey Sheck at August 11, 2006 1:49 PM

How many explorer.exe are there in your Windows folder?

Posted by: horia at June 4, 2007 12:05 PM

The above article was informative.

I have a file/print server running ME that has been trouble free, except for a blank left pane in Windows Explorer and My Computer. I have tried a number of different run command parameters but no cigar. I suspect a registry problem but haven't a clue whick entry to look for or how to make the left pane show up. Any ideas?

Posted by: Dave Lueders at October 24, 2007 10:13 AM

Hi Leo, I tried opening Windows Explorer to access an ftp file but couldnt do it. When i go to windows explorer n type the ftp link it gives an error msg and nothing moves after that. Please help.

Thanks

Posted by: lilima at June 4, 2008 12:49 AM

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I don't think Windows explorer does FTP. Either get a "real"
frp program (FileZilla is free and open source) or use
Internet Explorer or Firefox.

Leo

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Posted by: Leo at June 4, 2008 10:41 AM

Internet Explorer can do ftp transfers. After typing the address in the bar, the drop down menu (I think under file??) gives the option to allow ftp. After that, and signing in, it should be listed in your network places, and just double click.

Posted by: Penny at June 5, 2008 5:54 AM

It seems to be a very long ordeal but i guess its for our own good.

Posted by: Edward J. Davis at June 24, 2008 5:38 PM

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