Opening My Computer in WinXP-Pro/SP3 can result two possible presentations : dDouble clicking My Computer tends to open it with the left pane being headed by System Tasks, whereas Win E tends to show the pane with Folders.
The steps of my macro to automate the launching of a checkdisk, requires there be no ambiguity. Is there a way of ensuring that Win E ALWAYS results in only the ONE (whichever) view being presented ?
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removing ambiguity
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Posted 08 June 2011 - 07:51 AM
I'm sorry if I'm not understanding your actions correctly, but you seem to be describing two different actions - if your macro uses Win E (start Windows Explorer) I'm not sure why the My Computer action being different is a problem.
Edit: is there a reason not to automate just running the chkdsk program?
Edit: is there a reason not to automate just running the chkdsk program?
This post has been edited by Platypus: 08 June 2011 - 08:26 AM
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