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glarter

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  1. Guys ... I've got a serious bug on one of my unattended builds, and support.microsoft.com is proving useless! Basically the unattended install of Windows 2000 SP4, all hardware drivers, and Citrix Metaframe goes through without a hitch. However, during the final stages of the install, IE6 is added to the mix (long story but has something to do with one of the applications that we need to host on this server). The IE install completes although it seems to take a while (looks like it's trying to access Windows Update even though all the packages are there on the server). However, when the server has rebooted and we log on again, we noticed a problem with Explorer. Basically we open Explorer in "folders" mode and the folders pane is completely blank! And I do mean blank! There's nothing but a mass of grey when you open the folder pane ... no folders, no icons, no drives, nothing ... nada ... zip ...zero. Does anyone know what this problems is, and if so, can someone suggest a fix?? (For your reference, I've looked on support.microsoft.com and the only stuff I got was about a corruption in HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main but that didn't work when I tried it. Edit:Q192315 is the number I was given.) Oh, and before I forget ... I need to try and get this sorted before the weekend!! Gareth

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