Usability Beef Burger

Dear Microsoft Usability Team,

When I search for files in Windows Explorer, matching file names appear in one column, the folder in which the file lives in the other.
To see the contents of a folder containing a found file, I'd expect one of the following to work:

• Double-click the folder name. This does nothing.
• Select the file and hit Folders. When I do this, the folder tree appears, but it highlights an item "Search Results". Useful!

The "correct" procedure for accessing the folder is:

1. Right-click file
2. Select Open containing folder from the context menu.

How logical. Sigh.

Yours,

cronopio

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