Windows Explorer command line options

[Ned]

I recently upgraded to XP and need to configure Windows Explorer so that the
default drive is H: when it starts. Under NT 4.0 I used the options
/e/root,H:\ in the
command line on my desk top shortcut. I tried this on my shortcut in XP but
I received and error message "The path...does not exist" when I tried to
launch Explorer. How do I configure Explorer to highlight the H: drive when
I launch it from the shortcut. (The value Target: on the Shortcut tab of
Windows Explorer
Properties reads: %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe).

Thanks,

Ned

[Will Denny]

Hi

Try this:

%systemroot%\EXPLORER.EXE /e,h:

Will

"Ned" > wrote in message =
...
> I recently upgraded to XP and need to configure Windows Explorer so =
that the
> default drive is H: when it starts. Under NT 4.0 I used the options
> /e/root,H:\ in the
> command line on my desk top shortcut. I tried this on my shortcut in =
XP but
> I received and error message "The path...does not exist" when I tried =
to
> launch Explorer. How do I configure Explorer to highlight the H: =
drive when
> I launch it from the shortcut. (The value Target: on the Shortcut tab =
of
> Windows Explorer
> Properties reads: %SystemRoot%\explorer.exe).
>=20
> Thanks,
>=20
> Ned
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