Each time you start Windows 95, one or more instance of Windows Explorer
starts, displaying the root folder of drive C.
This may occur even though there are no instances of Windows Explorer open
when you shut down Windows 95.
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This behavior can occur if two or more spaces separate commands on the
"Load=" or "Run=" line in the Win.ini file, or if there is a comma at the
end of the "Load=" or "Run=" line.
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To resolve this issue, use any text editor (such as Notepad) to open the
Win.ini file in the Windows folder. Check the "Load=" and "Run=" lines
and remove any extra spaces between commands, and remove any comma from
the end of either line. When you are done, save the Win.ini file, quit
the editor, and restart Windows 95.
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