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@Brink : I found that disabling the Libraries function breaks the 'Open Windows Explorer' option when you right click on the Start Menu. By default, when you 'Open Windows Explorer' it takes you to 'Libraries', and I presume now that its been removed, it has no where to go.(Because of a Disable Libraries regeistry file.)
Is there a way to point that command ('Open Windows Explorer') to open 'Computer' or '?:\' instead?
So if you right click on the Start Menu button itself, you'll have two options, one of which is 'Open Windows Explorer'. This normally works fine, and opens Explorer to the 'Libraries' location. But therein lies the problem!
After running the script to disable the Libraries, when you right click on the Start Menu (the orb itself, on the task bar), and select 'Open Windows Explorer', nothing happens. I guess this is because its trying to go to a location that no longer exists. I assume that action is hard coded to go to a specific location (probably a GUID path).
Can you confirm this? Is there a way around this? Can it be pointed to a different location or GUID?