An even easier way would be to unlock the Taskbar, drag Explorer to the Taskbar, 
right click it, select Properties, amend Target, for example C:\ - "%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe 
/n, /e, c:\", without the quotes, naturally, Apply and Ok your way out.

All you would have to do then is click Explorer on your Taskbar.

Admittedly, it does not answer your question, however, it is now only a click away 
and leaves you with another option. 






On Saturday, May 22, 2004 at 5:47 am, Boris Karloff wrote:
>That's all fine and dandy about editing shortcuts, but what about us folks who start 
>explorer the easy way - using the [Windows] + E key combination?
>
>
 






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Question about 'Force Explorer to Start With the Folder You Want' (Boris Karloff: Saturday, May 22, 2004 at 5:47 am)


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