• Configure Windows Vista to Automatically Reopen Folders in Explorer upon Logon

    Eric Geier Posted On August 5, 2009
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    Like in Windows XP, you can make Vista reopen any Explorer windows that are opened when you restart or shutdown:

    Open a Windows Explorer window, click Tools > Folder Options > View tab, and enable the Restore previous folder windows at logon option. 

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    Eric Geier is a freelance tech writer. He’s also the founder of NoWiresSecurity, a cloud-based WiFi security service, and On Spot Techs, a computer and IT services company.

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