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Is the Window white or grey? If it is white, right-click the area where the title 
headers should appear and see if you get the list of file attributes to appear. Tick 
the ones you want.

I am just guessing that someone has unticked them all as a prank, and then slid the 
spacing over to hide the folders as well. Probably applied this same view to all 
folders too.

If it is grey then this might apply:

The problem of the Grayed out Explorer Folders Pane has been traced to a single registry 
key. 

This one:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{EFA24E64-B078-11d0-89E4-00C04FC9E26E}\InProcServer32

The Default value for this key points to the file which builds the Explorer Band. 
That file is either Shdocvw.dll or Browseui.dll. The file varies according to which 
version of Internet Explorer is installed. If this entry is not correct, the Pane 
will not be built. 

Internet Explorer 5.5 uses Browseui.dll
All other Internet Explorer Versions use Shdocvw.dll

Using a registry file and merging that file into the registry can repair the problem 
on all versions except IE 5.5.

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For All Internet Explorer versions EXCEPT IE 5.5

Go to Start>run and type Regedit. Press Enter

Navigate to this key:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{EFA24E64-B078-11d0-89E4-00C04FC9E26E}\InProcServer32

Highlight InProcServer32 in the left pane. In the right pane, double click on Default. 
Modify the value data in the box which will come up, by typing in the correct path 
to shdocvw.dll. Click Ok. Close the Registry.


Or you can download a file and merge that into the Registry:

There are two files, one for Win9x and ME, another for WinXP and Windows2000. This 
is because the path to shdocvw.dll is different in each operating system. And the 
Operating Systems use different registry value types. 

Download the appropriate file for your operating system. The files are attached as 
text files. Download the text file and rename it with a .reg extension. Double click 
the registry file to Merge into the registry. If you are running Windows 2000 or 
WindowsXP, the file attached here is correct for your Operating System. 

If you use Win 9x or ME, go to this link for the correct file:

http://forums.techguy.org/t59067/sd...e4cb04f6b7.html



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For those of you using Internet Explorer 5.5

Repair Internet Explorer. See if that corrects the situation. If not then doublecheck 
your installed version of Browseui.dll to be sure it is the correct version for IE 
5.5.

To cover all bases, (note: The registry usually doesn't solve the problem for IE 
5.5) 
Go to this key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{EFA24E64-B078-11d0-89E4-00C04FC9E26E}\InProcServer32

Click on InProcServer32 

Make sure the Default in the right pane is the correct path to Browseui.dll.


If none of this helps, you may either Upgrade Internet Explorer or revert to the 
previous version and/or try another reinstall of Internet Explorer 5.5.

ME Users should ALL be using IE6 SP1 by now without problem.
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