Hi Clint --- With my using Windows 98, this might have nothing to do with your situation, but then maybe.
>From Clint <snip>I just noticed moments ago when I tried to delete a folder inside another folder, that I could NOT delete the folder. I closed the folders and tried again, still couldn't delete it.<snip> --- Clint Regarding folders that cannot be deleted, seldom but it's happened, I get an empty folder in my root C:\ that doesn't delete as it should. I then use the Registry as follows: 1. Go to: Hkey_local_machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\MyComp uter\NameSpace 2. Expand the NameSpace key. 3. The unknown folder will be one of the subkeys 4. Delete it, and close the Registry . and the empty folder is thus deleted. >From Meir: Clint, I just checked, and every time I open a new I.E. page, a new "explorer.exe" open's in the task manager i.e. three IE windows open 3 "explorer.exe" files in the task manager, when a close a window it closes in the task manager Hope this helps --- Meir When opening I.E. (Internet Explorer), I don't see any "explorer.exe" listed in Task Manager; I see "Microsoft Internet Explorer" (which is not explorer.exe). In fact, I never even see an extension in that Ctrl/Alt/Del window. The other "explor...'s" I might get in Task Manager is when opening a folder (which I have configured for "Explore" rather than "Open") ... then I get "Exploring" with the name of the folder. And the third is the generic one that is never removed, "Explorer" (touching that is a no-no) --- Harold ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
