Windows Server 2008: how to remove "favorite links" from Explorer?

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Published on 2009-10-04T06:37:19Z Indexed on 2010/03/15 8:10 UTC
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Hi all,

thanks for reading.

I just set up a fresh install of Windows Server 2008, and have a favorite links pane above folders in my Explorer. I know I can drag folders over it, but it comes back, and looks funky.

How can I really just disable that? Anyone know where it is in the registry?

Thanks!

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