I have been all over the net trying to find an answer to this one.
I found an article on Microsoft's website (article 253788) that deals with
this for Win 98 but there is no info for WinXP.
Then I found this:
1.Open Regedit
2.Navigate to HKCU\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\
3.Delete the Bags & BagMRU keys
Explorer should be back to normal then.
[Updated]
If you did the above and it doesn't work, try killing the Explorer process first and then run RegEdit.exe from Taskmgr to delete the keys. Reboot your system after that.
Disclaimer: Don't fool with the registry if you're not sure.
Isn't there something simpler like clicking a box ?
I found an article on Microsoft's website (article 253788) that deals with
this for Win 98 but there is no info for WinXP.
Then I found this:
1.Open Regedit
2.Navigate to HKCU\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\
3.Delete the Bags & BagMRU keys
Explorer should be back to normal then.
[Updated]
If you did the above and it doesn't work, try killing the Explorer process first and then run RegEdit.exe from Taskmgr to delete the keys. Reboot your system after that.
Disclaimer: Don't fool with the registry if you're not sure.
Isn't there something simpler like clicking a box ?