When you right click on a folder, the first item is Search .

User Super Bunny to define it, right-click.

Remove the hidden attribute of the folder, delete the file in the root directory of each disk, and then restart it. Or install a 360 security guard to repair the system, ** address is:

To run the Control Panel, double-click"Folder options", click"File type"tag, in"Registered.

file type"list"folders"and select it, click"Advanced"button that appears"

File type"dialog box, if only"find"one, then in"Operation"click down"New"button, in"New actions"Actions for dialog boxes"open", in"The application used to perform the action"Below.

Fill in"c:\windows\", and then tap"OK"and select the one that you are establishing"open"Dot.

Hit"Set to default"Button; If there is already one"open", you can select it and set it as the default.

Click 'Start', run Regedit, open the registry, open the hkey classes root drive, click the shell entry in the middle of the hkey classes root drive, and double-click 'default' on the right

Change the value to none

If the drive item is not easy to find, you can select the one you are looking for, or you can directly press Ctrl+F

The right mouse button item is controlled by the registry, it is estimated that you are poisoned, first kill the virus, and then repair the registry. You can repair the registry with Kingsoft First Aid Kit, and the effect is good.

Double-click can't open the folderQ: My computer has a problem, I can't open the folder in the resource reader or my computer, double-click the mouse instead of opening the folder but enter the search interface, why is this? A:

To be able to modify the registry to restore, go to the hkey classes root directory shell of the registry and delete find. Another key point is to click "New" in the "Advanced" option of "Folder", enter "opennew" in "Actions", and then enter "explorer%1" in "Applications used to perform operations". If you delete find, you don't need to configure it.

If you create a new opennew, you need to set "opennew" as the default.

Workaround:

1.If there is a type of hidden file under each partition, delete it, restart the computer, and try again.

2.In File Type, reset the opening method (take XP as an example) Open My Computer Tools Folder Options File Type Find "Drive" or "Folder" (choose which, according to the problem you are experiencing, if it is a double-click that cannot open the drive, then select "Drive".)

If you can't open the folder, select "Folder").

Click "Advanced" at the bottom, click "New" in "File Type", fill in "open" in the operation (this can be filled in at will), and fill in OK in the application used to perform the operation.

Then return to the File Type window and select open as the default value OK.

Hello! First of all, see if it is poisoned, the tool --- the file plus the image - display - show the hidden file, see if there is a virus, the most common U disk virus.

But if it's not, go ahead and set it up. It's the same tool--file plus selection, like --- regular--select open the file through dual machines, and it's OK. Thank you.

The registry has been changed by you.,Just restore the system.,The file won't be gone (as long as it's not in the C drive).

It's poisoned.,Simply click the method.,Remove important information and then format.。

You can change it back in your registry, open the registry, and in the :hkey classes root folder shell, delete the key of the thing you want to right-click.

In "Run", type "regsvr32 i to confirm the pop-up!" and you're done!

I used to delete some items because I wanted to, but I didn't expect to delete the "open" too, and I couldn't find the answer in the entire searcher, so I had to redo the system again. The situation of the f disk may not appear after reinstalling the system once, so I wish you luck!!

I don't know if you're the same problem as me First of all, in the folder options, check the "Hide protected system operation files" After that, in each root directory, you will find a file with "auto", I don't remember the specifics, because I have deleted it After that, it should be fine

Use the Internet Assistant to fix it.

The registry is corrupted, and repairing the registry under it will be fine.

Is it all files or a certain type of file?

If it's all files, find none in the hkey classes root * shellex contextmenuhandlers and delete it.

If you have a common virus, we recommend using Norton or Kaspersky.

You set the Folder Options to see all the hidden files and system files. You'll find a virus file, I forgot the name of the virus) and *ini file. It's them who make trouble.

If you want to get rid of it completely, you'll have to use Norton or Kaspersky Antivirus.

You see, I'm probably the reason, not absolutely. Of course it could be something else, nothing is absolute].

But it was poisoned. It's also possible that the Group Policy has changed.

The auto option usually appears after a virus is in the partition, because the virus will generate a hidden file in the partition, and the auto option will only appear when right-clicking if the file is present on the disk.