When i double click on the C drive @  'my computer', It was opend search window. What is the reason?
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It sounds like the shortcut has for some reason been redirected...\n\nThere are a couple of fixes, but unless you are confident at fixing via the registry, I would suggest using TweakUI to restore the function. Can be downloaded from Microsoft - link below.
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Maybe this is a virus or an adware/spyware, to prevent this delete all of your Temporary Files in your computer, or let the anti-virus/anti-spyware to do it for you
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Left click "My Computer" to open a browser window to view all of your available drives.  Of course your hard drive is usually labelled as "C", but it may have two partitions.  The second partition is usually labelled "D".  "C" and "D" will be on the same drive but appear to be seperate.  I will get to why I mention this later.\n\nOnce in "My Computer" you can put your pointer over the drive that you want information on.  Without doing anything else, it should give you some basic information on the drive/partition; free space and total size.  If you want more details just right click and select "Properties".  This will give you a graphic representation of your available and total space on your drive. \n\nYou have a few options if you don't have any free space.  You can do a "Disk Cleanup".  Do this by clicking "Disk Cleanup" in the window you opened in the previous step or go to Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Disk Cleanup.  This will find all temporary files, files in your recycle bin and various other files that you may not need anymore.  When it has run, it will give you a list of all of these files and how much space that they will free up if deleted.  Select the ones that you wish to delete and Finish.  Note that you should do this periodically as part of your regular PC maintanance.\n\nAnother option is to go through your computer and manually delete files and programs you don't need anymore.  You may delete something that you need if you are not careful though.  Deleting files is easy.  Right click and Delete or drag them to the Recycle bin.  To remove programs go to Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs.  Once the program list pops up select to Remove the programs you want ot get rid of and follow the prompts.\n\nIf you have a lot of files that are taking up space, but don't want to get rid of them, move them to another storage media.  Put them on an external drive, or save them to disk.  You can even save them to the D drive if you have space there.  I like to save everything from my projects and working folders onto my D drive.  That way I know where my files are and they don't take up program space on my C drive
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u've gotta be very patient with windows coz it sucks most of the time...\nWhen its searching, dont hit the X (Close button) let it take its time...\nOne reason why this could happen is the folder in which you are searching might have a huge compressed file (any file more than 10 mb is huge for windows). Check if your folder has huge .zip or .rar files...  If yes, then therez no other option.. you've gotta wait till it completes...\n\nIf you are planning to install windows again, go for Windows 98. Its got better search algorithm than XP..\n\nThe best option: Switch to linux :)
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have you try to eject by the computer and not the open/close button?\n\ngoto "My Computer" right click on the disk drive in the right click menu there should be "eject"
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Kyle - try opening 'my computer' and right click to open the folder that shows your drives...usually it's C drive you want to check...right click on C and then on Properties and your hard drive properties will open, showing how much of the memory is used and how much remains.
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On the "My PC" icon, do a right click, and choose "Search".
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start -> search -> for files or folders -> All files and folders.\n\nif that doesn't find anything click 'more advanced options' and make sure that 'search system folders' 'search hidden files and folders' and 'search subfolders' are ticked and 'case sensitive' is not ticked
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check the C:/Program Files directory and look through all the programs there.  Go to Start>Control Panel> Add or Remove Programs.  Check in the lower right-hand corner of the screen (the system tray) and click on every icon if you don't know what it is.  Go to Start>All Programs and look through there to see if there are any programs you don't recognize.  Open any you can't identify to see what they are.\n\n  I'm pretty sure you'd find the program looking in all of those places.  That was a thorough sweep.  I couldn't imagine where else a program might hide.\n\n  You could also clear internet history in case the program accesses that.
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You should go to your windows search option under your start menu. Select search all files or folders and in the box that says "search all or part of the file name" type in what you saved it as
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Look in Start menu ( programs )...and if you don't find it look in Control panel...\n\nIf you do all this & still cant open it enter program file on C drive and look for it if you find yahoo folder delete it and setup it again from the yahoo site...\n\nhope it workes....tell me when it works.
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It the drive can be seen in windows just goto mycomputer. Right click on it and select PROPERTIES. Click on the TOOLS tab, and under the section ERROR CHECKING, click the CHECK NOW button. Mark both check boxs and click START. Windows  will scan it without needing to restart the pc, since non of the important parts are not being accessed.
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If you are using Windows 98 SE then just check the autoexec.bat file in C:&#92; check whether the path to the system folder is mentioned there. If it is there then you may remove it but before removing do consult with a knowledgeable person coz I dont know your exact configuartion.
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It sounds like either a default or accessability setting.\n\nCheck both the program and windows settings.\n\nNeed more detail...IM me.
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he cleared the histoy right click the start button>search>*.jpg look in local disk  C: >advanced choose system folders,hidden files and folders and subfolders
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you open yoour shared folder in which would be in c&#92;documents and settings&#92;your username&#92;shared then open your cd drive and drag your files there
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It is a hidden system folder i recommend to not to play with this folder because this may corrupt your windows if after that still you want to see this folder please follow the steps below:\n\n1. Go in My computer\n2. Select on tab Tools\n3. Then Select Folder Option \n4. Then from the upper Tab Select View\n5. Unselct the Hide protected operting system files option & also select the option Show hidden files and folder & press ok\n\nEnjoy!!!!!!!!!