uninstall files

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Naaman

When I open the Windows folder with Windows Explorer, I find a long list
of files with names such as $ntuninstallxxx. What do I have here? And do
I need to keep them?

Also, when I open Windows Explorer, it opens to My Documents. I would
prefer it to open to Local Disk (C:). How, if at all, can I accomplish this?

Naaman Nickell
 
The first question's been answered so ill try the second. To open explorer
showing your C: drive put /e after explorer in the shortcut you use to open
explorer. So the line would read "%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e" no quotes,
this will open explorer at your c drive. There is a microsoft knoweledge
base article with other switches if you want it, I found this page but there
others.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/learnmore/tips/bertleff1.mspx

Glen P
 
Thanks. That was what I needed.

nn
The first question's been answered so ill try the second. To open explorer
showing your C: drive put /e after explorer in the shortcut you use to open
explorer. So the line would read "%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe /e" no quotes,
this will open explorer at your c drive. There is a microsoft knoweledge
base article with other switches if you want it, I found this page but there
others.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/learnmore/tips/bertleff1.mspx

Glen P
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