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This week's Windows Tip Sheet column<\/a> is about opening an Explorer window from the command prompt. One of my readers sent me an email about using this tip in Vista:<\/p>\n

I\u2019m currently running Vista and when I type \u201cexplorer.exe \/e, %cd%\u201d I get the same results as \u201cexplorer.exe \/e \/root, %cd%\u201d.  So is \/root really necessary?  Wouldn\u2019t it be faster to remove it if you get the same results?<\/font><\/em> <\/p>\n

He's right in that you essentially end up with an Explorer window opened to the current directory. But there is a subtle difference that might matter to you. When you use \/root, you should see that folder tree in the left hand pane is \u201crooted\u201d to the specified folder. When you do it without \/root, the folder tree is the full tree showing your computer, network places and the rest. <\/p>\n

On my Vista Ultimate laptop, I didn't really notice any performance difference between using \/root or not. It would save you from typing a bit, but I use a batch file anyway.<\/p>\n

It boils down to how you intend to use the Explorer window.  If you want to easily navigate away from the current folder, then don't use \/root. The command is flexible so do what works for you.<\/p>\n

Technorati Tags: CLI<\/a>, Explorer<\/a>, TipSheet<\/a>, Vista<\/a><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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