Hi,
I have recently found out that xplorer2 starts on system startup. The problem with this is that when I open an xplorer2 window, and then close the window, xplorer2.exe is still open and running. This means that any folder I was just looking at is now being locked by a phantom xplorer2. This interferes with disabling usb storage devices etc...
Is this the default behavior or did I do something in the registry that caused this to happen. My second question is this: can I stop it from happening? Thanks.
xplorer2.exe starts on system startup and won't exit
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I think I figured it out. I had it set so that when I opened my computer it would go to xplorer2, but to do that, I had to go into the registry and tell it to open my computer with xplorer2 using the whole phrase, "xplorer2.exe "::{blahblahblahblah}".
So, that caused me the problem. I reinstalled xplorer2 and killed all the registry hacks. But now, my computer won't open to the my computer directory. it just defaults to the desktop. Does anyone know how to do this without causing xplorer2 to stay open always? Thanks.
EDIT: Just wondering, is it an issue for everyone that trying to open any namespace folders (xplorer2.exe "{blahblahblahblah}") doesn't work? i have to use xplorer2.exe "::{blahblahblahblah}" for it to go to the nice folders like recycle bin and my computer. I think this is a flaw in xplorer2. Thanks.
So, that caused me the problem. I reinstalled xplorer2 and killed all the registry hacks. But now, my computer won't open to the my computer directory. it just defaults to the desktop. Does anyone know how to do this without causing xplorer2 to stay open always? Thanks.
EDIT: Just wondering, is it an issue for everyone that trying to open any namespace folders (xplorer2.exe "{blahblahblahblah}") doesn't work? i have to use xplorer2.exe "::{blahblahblahblah}" for it to go to the nice folders like recycle bin and my computer. I think this is a flaw in xplorer2. Thanks.
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