can't open "My computer" or "My documents" when logged on as guest

Posted: 07-09-2003, 10:02 PM
windows XP Home - logged on as "guest".
If I open "My computer" or "My documents", I get a popup window from
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library with a runtime-error message on
c:\windows\explore.exe
Same problem opening Internet Explorer (error on iexplore.exe).
If I give the guest-account administrator-rights the problems disappear - if
I limit its rights, the problems reappear.

Any suggestion ?


Patrick


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Re: can't open "My computer" or "My documents" when logged on asguest
Posted: 07-09-2003, 10:35 PM
Look at NTFS permisions for those folders. You'll have to uncheck Use
Simple File Sharing in Folder Options before you can see the Permissions
tab in the folder Properites, though.

Steve

Patrick Meeusen wrote:
> windows XP Home - logged on as "guest".
> If I open "My computer" or "My documents", I get a popup window from
> Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library with a runtime-error message on
> c:\windows\explore.exe
> Same problem opening Internet Explorer (error on iexplore.exe).
> If I give the guest-account administrator-rights the problems disappear - if
> I limit its rights, the problems reappear.
>
> Any suggestion ?
>
>
> Patrick
>
>
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