How to open windows explorer in Windows XP?
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Hold down your "window key" (beside the alt key,) and then press E at the same time. \n\nuse the window key like a shift key...
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You have a few options. If your using Internet Explorer then click on tools and select Internet options. Click on the tab for security then select select "restricted sites and find the button that says "sites" and click it. Type in the website address in the "add to website zone" and click the add button. This will disable the site on the most part. \nAnother way to to go to Windows Explorer (right click the "my computer" icon on your desktop or from the start button and select explore" and then from the toolbar at the top of the window click on tools and select "folder options" which will open another window which you then have to click on the "view" tab. in the Advanced settings window find the settings called "hidden files and folders" and make sure :show hidden files and folders" is selected. click OK or Apply then OK and close all the windows you just opened. Now click on start and then search then files and folders. If this is Windows Xp then on the left select all files and folders then search for hosts files and right click it so you can select "open with" from the window that comes up select notepad and when it opens you need to read the example they have and then in the list (right below 127.0.0.1 localhost) type in 127.0.0.1 then a space and then the website address. Save it as Hosts in this location: \nFor Windows XP\nC:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;drivers&#92;etc\nFor Windows 2000\nC:&#92;WINNT&#92;system32&#92;drivers&#92;etc
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go in to the view of window explorer and press folder option and then then view and then check the option as show hidden files and folder and then press ok
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Open Windows Explorer, to to Tools > Folder Options.  Click on the "View" Tab on the top.  Go down to where it says: "Hidden files and folders" and click on "Show hidden files and folders"
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Well, you can right click on the start menu and click on explore, then copy and paste the shortcuts you see in Windows Explore and paste into the start menu folder.
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Alright, as far as I know there is no way to get them ordered in "one fall swoop" from inside IE6 or earlier.  However, there is a way via the so called "Windows Explorer".\n\nAssuming Windows XP:\n\nMy Computer| C: Drive | Documents and Settings folder\n\nClick the folder that corresponds to the name displayed atop the Start menu ('Owner' by default').  \n\nClick the Favorites folder.\n\nRight click in the white space and choose Arrange Icons By -> Name.  This will place all folders and files in alphabetical order for easy searching.  \n\nGo back a step and right click the Favorites folder and click "Send To -> Desktop (create Shortcut)" to place an easy-to-navigate-to link on the desktop.
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Open up Windows Explorer  --- Go to Tools, Folder Options, and the third box down is Click items as follows, choose underline icon titles when I point at them.
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Click Start, then Run \nType iexplore\nSee if Internet Explorer opens up\nif it does not open, Internet Explorer is not installed\nTo install, IE, Go to control Panel\nSelect Add or remove Programs\nSelect Windows Programs\nCheck Internet Explorer\nclick Next \nclick OK\nyou should be done
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Open windows explorer (start>run>explorer). In the address bar type recycle bin and press enter
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It depends on what "preferences" you are talking about.\n\n1.  Right click on start\n2.  Left click on Explore\n3.  When Windows Explorer opens up, left click on Control Panel, icons for things such as your mouse and internet should appear in the left hand frame\n4.  Double left click on any of the icons to open the properties dialog box for that item, and change your options there
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From the Tools->open Internet Options dialog. On the first tab of the dialog (All), click on the Settings button. This should open the Settings dialog. Click on the View files button. This opens the Temporary Internet Files folder in a new Windows Explorer window.
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Open IE, go to Help at the top and 'About Internet Explorer'
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Open IE>Click HELP>About
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lmao....you closed winows explorer..........just reboot\n\nbut you can open task mgr.. go to file then run new task\nthen hit browse  navigate to the windows folder in c drive\n\nfind exporer.exe.(the lil computer screen) thats it
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You can\n\n1) Drag the file into IE\n2) Hit Ctrl-O then browse\n3) Right click the file and select Open With>Internet Explorer
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whilst on the beta page from the explorer menu select 'tools' then 'internet options' then hit the 'use current' button \n\nsimple
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right click on explorer bar and click yahoo