| If you run Windows Explorer as-is, it will display all
the resources such as disk drives, network drives, printers, etc., it can find on your
computer. On some computers running the Windows Explorer can be a slow process if you have
many resources, specially if you have many networked and removable resources. On the other
hand, you might prefer a simple view of just the resources you're interested in. Well,
here's how to accomplish just that:
- Select "Run" from the "Start
Menu"
- Type "Explorer /e, /root, c:\" (for example) and
press ENTER
Above steps will run Windows Explorer with just C:\ drive
listed. If you want to explore a particular directory only (D:\WORK
for example), using the Explorer's tree view, run:
Explorer /e, /root, "d:\work"
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