Use Windows applications to correct Windows XP directory errors.
Microsoft Windows XP is a popular operating system with an intuitive graphics interface as well as enhanced security features and wireless internet connectivity built-in with other software enhancements. Microsoft developed a file management designed as Explorer. Windows Explorer (not to be confused with Internet Explorer, Microsoft's flagship internet browser) is the primary graphics interface for file or folder access. All Microsoft products run in-concert or with aid from the Windows Explorer platform. Without regular maintenance, or through malicious software, Explorer can become unstable requiring user intervention. Windows Directory services is an example of a program that uses Explorer to display file information to users.
Instructions
Instructions
1. Click on the "Start" button in the task bar and select "All Programs".
2. Click on "Accessories" then "System Tools" followed by "System Restore".
3. Click on "Restore My Computer To An Earlier Time" in the "System Restore" window. Choose a date before the directory errors occurred and click "Next" then "OK".
4. Click "Next" to begin the system restore.
5. Allow Windows to reboot and click "OK" when the "Restoration Complete" window appears.
Tags: directory errors, graphics interface, Windows Directory, Windows Explorer