Unable To Open Local Disk (C)

Can you help, i'm unable toopen my local disk C.
Each time i click onto it it opens up desktop search. I've unindtalled desktop search and tryied to open local disk again but still no joy.

So the problem i've got is that i unable to access my file and folder in the disk drive. Even my external HDD is the same it opens up desktop search.

I think that the problem may have occured when i was trying to remove an icon. This was the advice i was given by trend micro as i was unable to remove there icon, as there icon replaced my HDD icon. Below is what they told me to do, hope you can help Thanks.


Please go to Start > Control Panel > Folder Options > File Types > Select the Drive Icon > Advanced > Change Icon > Set it back to the original icon and click on OK.

Kind regards,

Mark,
Trend Micro EMEA Product Support

Can you right click the drive and select Explore?

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Originally Posted by Tony L

Below is what they told me to do, hope you can help Thanks.

Please go to Start > Control Panel > Folder Options > File Types > Select the Drive Icon > Advanced > Change Icon > Set it back to the original icon and click on OK.

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That won't help, cause it will only maybe change the drive icon :frusty: :wacko:

try
go to Start > Control Panel > Folder Options > File Types > Select the Drive Icon > Advanced >
in the "actions" section, it should only say "find"
mark "find"
then click " set default"

and remove any other entries.
ok
test it
if it dont help
maybe reboot
test again.

http://img108.imageshack.us/img108/3...hooter1xt3.jpg

Still no joy. What if was to do a system restore.

Thanks guys all ok now.:D :D

what did u do to resolve the problem?

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Originally Posted by Tony L

Thanks guys all ok now.:D :D

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And our vast store of knowledge is once again enriched.

A collective sigh of thanks, awfully.

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Originally Posted by backlash

what did u do to resolve the problem?

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ditto

hey I have the same problem....I did what 100% said but no luck.... what else can I do??

Ask Tony L.

Ban him if he doesn't tell. :lol:

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Originally Posted by clocker

Ask Tony L.

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LOL :lol:

My apologize to all who posted there help as regards my problem. In future i'll post how the problem was solved rather than a thank you.
This was how i solved the problem.

Download this file: drive.reg - it's the default "drive" key for a plain Windows XP SP2 install (with WinRAR installed, dunno if it'll matter). Import that. Check if the problem's fixed - you may have to reboot.

If not... go to regedit (start/run regedit, ok). Open HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. Type "dr" to get down to "Drive". Delete it. Run that reg file again. Now it really should be fixed... there's no way it couldn't be. ]
My worked on the first part.

Thanks Tony . :)