missing-score
06-06-2006, 05:18 AM
I restarted my computer today, and when I did i found that folders now open up a command prompt with the location of the folder ready to go. Also, they have different icons (as does the recycle bin). I get the icons to change back to their usual by going into Desktop > Properties > Settings, and changing the colour depth and then changing it back.
This is becuase a while back, I installed a Vista transformation pack... decided I didn't like the look at all, and uninstalled it... After the uninstall everything seemed normal but when I restarted my PC yesterday it was like this (I only restart once every 1-2 weeks)
I have managed to overcome the most annoying bit by addin an action to folders called 'Explore', making it the default action and having it run explorer.exe.. I did this through the Tools > Folder Options > File Types dialogue.
I have restarted since, and when I restart, the icons change back again so I have to do the colour depth thing.
I really wouldn't mind at all, except that this method means that all folders open in a new window which is very frustrating as I prefer to have them all opening in the same window.
Any ideas how I could restore it to what I had originally?
This is becuase a while back, I installed a Vista transformation pack... decided I didn't like the look at all, and uninstalled it... After the uninstall everything seemed normal but when I restarted my PC yesterday it was like this (I only restart once every 1-2 weeks)
I have managed to overcome the most annoying bit by addin an action to folders called 'Explore', making it the default action and having it run explorer.exe.. I did this through the Tools > Folder Options > File Types dialogue.
I have restarted since, and when I restart, the icons change back again so I have to do the colour depth thing.
I really wouldn't mind at all, except that this method means that all folders open in a new window which is very frustrating as I prefer to have them all opening in the same window.
Any ideas how I could restore it to what I had originally?