Accessing hard drives

I am currently running Windows Vista Ultimate x32. I have three har
drives. Drive-C: is the system drive; Drive-D: is My Documents an
Drive-E for misc storage

When I first startup my computer, I can click on 'My Computer' icon an
can access all three drives and all the information, BUT when I exit an
then click on 'My Computer' icon again, all I get is a blank screen wit
NO listing of hard drives, CD player or DVD player

If I re-boot my system the process starts all over again

I have ran diskchk, virus/trojan scans and I get a clean bill o
health

Any help would be appreciated

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RwsRichard

"Tyro" <> wrote in message
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> "My Computer" and "My Documents" are Windows XP things. Vista does not
> have them. Did you create them?
>
>

Vista does create them actually, (well certainly My Documents - can't see a
"My Computer") but they are junction points (i.e. symbolic links) in order
for legacy applications to function correctly.

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Gordon;952322 Wrote:
> "Tyro" <Tyro@xxxxxx> wrote in messag
> news:PGRfl.11931$D32.7397@xxxxxx> > >
> > > "My Computer" and "My Documents" are Windows XP things. Vista doe
> > no
> > > have them. Did you create them
> >
> > > > > Vista does create them actually, (well certainly My Documents - can'
> see
> "My Computer") but they are junction points (i.e. symbolic links) i
> orde
> for legacy applications to function correctly
>
> -
> Asking a question
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MY fault. It is 'computer' icon and INSTEAD of having a drive labele
'documents', I re-labeled it 'MY DOCUMENTS'

OS according to control panel -> system is Windows Vista Ultimat
w/service pack 1

There are NO error messages

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RwsRichard