windows-xp - Why does file/open and command tool refer to different locations for c:\windows\system32\drivers in Windows XP 64?

Question

Try the following experiment at your leasure in a Windows XP 64 box:

1. Run Internet explorer, non-64bit version, or any other 32-bit program.
2. Do file/open and browse to c:\windows\system32\drivers . Note that there are (typically) no files in this directory.
3. Open a command shell with Start/Run/cmd and do dir c:\windows\system32\drivers.

The result is that you see a different set of files. That is, the same path refers to two different physical locations on the hard disk! What is the explanation for this? How can a 32-bit program (e.g. bash) refer to the "real" c:\windows\system32\drivers directory?

Answer 1

查看 IE 文件 open Dialog 的 snip 右侧。什么是文件过滤器类型？

默认情况下，它是Web 文档，因此现在显示文件，因为 Sys32 Drivers 文件夹中没有 Web 文档。

如果我将过滤器更改为所有文件